Sentence examples for emphasized seriousness from inspiring English sources
Christina Kotchemidova argues in a 2005 article that before the early 1800s, middle-class Americans emphasized seriousness in their demeanor, writings, and child-rearing.
Grundtvig emphasized the light, joyous, celebratory and communal aspects of Christianity, whereas Kierkegaard emphasized seriousness, suffering, sin, guilt, and individual isolation.
The title Non/Fiction is strange at first, since the packed House of Artists was heaving with novels, but the intention is to emphasize seriousness over banal entertainment.
Prosecutors have emphasized the seriousness of the case, informing the White House employees that they are "subjects" of the inquiry.
In calling it a war, Bush emphasized its seriousness, but at the cost of granting its criminal perpetrators the dignity of warriors.
He also emphasized the seriousness of the Russian effort to influence last year's election, interference that Mr. Trump has dismissed as a "hoax" perpetuated by Democrats and the news media.
Last week, in Asia, Tillerson emphasized the seriousness of the threat from North Korea's nuclear program and said that he would help lead a new, more confrontational policy to denuclearize the region.
In an interview, Marovic, a thirtysomething maverick businessman whose family roots hail from Split, Croatia, emphasized with seriousness his role of partnering with the community.
"For some reason it doesn't sink in that it is raw sewage". While Geer acknowledged the power of poop "to bring out the 6-year-old in a lot of people," she also emphasized the seriousness of the issue.
In a study of 41 patients with adenovirus bronchiolitis in Manitoba between 1974 and 1978, Wenman et al. depicted the natural history and emphasized the seriousness of adenovirus infections among young infants.
