Sentence examples for emphasized the language from inspiring English sources

Buchanan emphasized the language of "cultural war," not liberty, and he thought Americans should be protected from economic harm and from "the raw sewage of pornography that so terribly pollutes our popular culture".

When Michel-Rolph Trouillot theorized the way structures of power impede the production of history, he emphasized the language of aurality.

Obama's later speeches very much echo this view: He continuously emphasized the "language of opportunity" during his swift political rise.

While Australian researchers have emphasized the language problems [ 38], Americans often explain cultural differences in terms of ethnicity [ 39], Asian studies stress the voice of the families thus overlooking the autonomy of the patient [ 40, 41], and Europeans explore the influence of religion [ 42, 43].

In presidential politics, there's a general trend among Republicans to emphasize the language of the first creation story in Genesis, in which God tells humans to "be fruitful and multiply, and fill the earth and subdue it; and have dominion over the fish of the sea and over the birds of the air and over every living thing that moves upon the earth" (Genesis 1 28).

He emphasized the body language, the eyes, the demeanor.

Today's young adults began school during the period when early reading education heavily emphasized the whole language method, with its focus on picking up reading through literacy experiences rather than the development of elementary skills, such as sounding out words through explicit instruction.

In his works La Logique (1780) and La Langue des calculs (1798; "The Language of Calculation"), Condillac emphasized the importance of language in logical reasoning, stressing the need for a scientifically designed language and for mathematical calculation as its basis.

Lacan emphasized the primacy of language as constitutive of the unconscious, and he tried to introduce the study of language (as practiced in modern linguistics, philosophy, and poetics) into psychoanalytic theory.

As part of the story – and some readers may find her descriptions of academic politics somewhat daunting – Haven describes the rude ego battles between French structuralists and the "new wave" of post-structural thinkers, among them Jacques Derrida and the neo-Freudian Jacques Lacan, a psychoanalyst who emphasized the importance of language in subjective constitution.

Herriman used metafictional techniques associated with postmodernism; his characters were self-aware, he frequently drew attention to himself and his drawings as drawings in his strips, and he emphasized the subjectivity of language and experience.