Sentence examples for emphasized the contrast from inspiring English sources
Much of that commentary has emphasized the contrast between China's relatively successful weathering of the global recession and the severe downturn that still afflicts Western economies, including the United States.
Later theorists emphasized the contrast between general terms like 'star' and singular terms like 'Vega', while also distinguishing terms from syncategorematic expressions (e.g., 'every' and 'is') that can combine with terms to form complex subjects and predicates, including 'will lie'cancan lie', and 'may have lied'.
Reviews have emphasized the contrast between optimism and foreboding on the album, as well as the struggle of humanity against technology.
At risk of being overshadowed by the launch of Hillary Rodham Clinton's campaign, Rubio, 43, emphasized the contrast he makes with the Democratic frontrunner and portrayed himself as a fresh voice from a new generation of tea party Republicans.
He emphasized the contrasts in the variations, as Brahms turns Handel's fussily ornamented Baroque tune into a Gypsy dance, a rigorous canon, a siciliano and whatnot.
In the suspenseful orchestral exposition of the first movement, Mr. Langrée, taking a brisk tempo, emphasized the contrasts between moments of subdued tension and stormy bursts in the music.
The president chose to emphasize the contrast by calling the hedge funds, which bought the bonds at discount, speculators.
Abbott took a different approach: in the 1930s she documented urban architecture from below, emphasizing the contrast of light and dark and the magnitude of the built environment.
Democrats said it would allow them to court teachers and emergency workers while emphasizing the contrast with Congressional Republicans who opposed the package.
As if to emphasize the contrast, Boris has invited two strikingly different New York bands to open its show at Irving Plaza on Thursday night.
