Sentence examples for emphasized more than one from inspiring English sources

Ms. Chung was less convincing when her choreography emphasized more than one person at a time.

Are some factors emphasized more than others?

"My rights" became emphasized more than "my responsibilities".

There is an engaging, educated and follicly challenged talk show host whose programme I've caught now and again; I've heard him emphasize on more than one occasion that, "we cannot change what we do not acknowledge".

"That's emphasized more in Japanese cuisine and culture perhaps than in other cuisines".

Too much music now tends to emphasize more fun than focus, more vanity than veracity.

It should be emphasized that hyperchaos with more than one positive Lyapunov exponents has always been a research focus in the fields of lasers, nonlinear oscillators, nonlinear control, secure communication, and so on.

The discovery of these older rock lines emphasizes the geoglyphs had more than one function, Stanish said.

I went with it because it emphasizes the idea that more than one gender can exist within the same person.

This dual effect emphasizes that HP1a has more than one role in the transcriptional regulation of euchromatin genes and is consistent with our previous observations of an activating and repressing role at Sxl [ 15].

Along with a reduced schedule, next season will emphasize more familiar repertory than in past years.