Sentence examples for emphasized people from inspiring English sources

Keith Finney, a bartender and a frequent model for Mr. Tunick, said the photographs, which often show bodies arranged in abstract forms, emphasized people's similarities.

Its price may make it more competitive than Blackphone, and Cocchia emphasized people want to use the phones they already have.

Cameron emphasized people from all ages (ranging from 8 to 80) and from all backgrounds were "celebrating their own essential humanity" by seeing it.

Although many of the PHC services emphasized peoples' rights and entitlements (e.g. the projects in South Africa, India, Bangladesh, and Kenya), this was compromised by low literacy rates (Bangladesh) or lack of knowledge among CHWs of their role in promoting such rights (Bihar, India).

Dr. Potter re-emphasized, "People shouldn't stop riding the subways because I think it's quite a rare occurrence".

The objective of such actions is to emphasize people rather than vehicle movement.

To emphasize people's impact on the landscape, a pair of small boots attached to motorized legs periodically tramps on the map, stirring up piles of blue chalk.

As if to emphasize people's animalistic instincts, costumes (by Sven Bindseil) for Carnival festivities had a wild-beast motif, which was complemented by a dense forest prominent in Jürgen Kirner's décor.

"We want to emphasize people.

In order for women who are parents to have agency and viable career choices in academia, a broad and specific organizational change must occur that emphasizes people's personal and emotional needs as well as their professional obligations and aspirations.

"The policy before us today emphasizes people's rights and dignity, and provides a balanced, compassionate framework for the LAPD to operate under".