Sentence examples for emphasized old from inspiring English sources

Explanations for why 10 Russians were living in the U.S. under "deep cover" and accomplishing nothing of real value have emphasized old ways of thinking, Cold War habits, and efforts to revive Russia's defense capability.

That may be no surprise, since she rose to prominence as one of the so-called New Puritans — a group of young British writers who emphasized old-fashioned narrative in place of flashy pyrotechnics.

To the contrary, the Bureau of Labor Statistics emphasizes old products.

Mr. Putin was in Kiev a week ago, emphasizing old ties and giving Mr. Kuchma a boost.

Quinlan, Oppenheim, and Pryde, all of whom prefer various forms of abstraction, engage the medium at its most sensuous and evocative, usually with work that emphasizes old-school darkroom processes.

A 1993 graduate of San Francisco Art Institute who began sign painting "on a whim" after a failed marriage and a stint at the San Francisco stock exchange, Mr. Styer emphasizes old-school values — sure-handedness and practice — and plays down the business's artistic side.

When Thomas retired from his own chain in 1982 -- Wendy's, named for his daughter, to emphasize old-fashioned family values; at Wendy's, too, the burgers were square so that they looked bigger than the round buns, suggesting an old-fashioned bargain -- the business faltered until Thomas reappeared as the company's spokesman, a kind of down-to-earth, plain-talking Colonel Sanders for the 1990's.

The first two domains emphasize older people's abilities to be free from undue interference and to intervene in their environment (Wiggins et al., 2004); the latter two domains, closely related to the Third Age (Laslett, 1991), measure the degree to which individuals pursue reflexive projects of self-realization through activities that make them happy (Higgs, Hyde, Wiggins, & Blane, 2003).

For example, furrows on the forehead are an accentuation of preexisting congenital lines that become strongly emphasized in old age.

In 1878 Yamagata issued "Admonition to the Military," a set of instructions to soldiers that emphasized the old virtues of bravery, loyalty, and obedience to the emperor and was intended to counteract democratic and liberal trends.

Previous studies have emphasized that older adults experience rapid changes in their social roles, and successful adaptation to these transitions could be linked to better health [ 45- 47].