Sentence examples for emphasized the life from inspiring English sources

Ms. McDonald caught its hybrid style bang on, and emphasized the life and resilience in the piece much more than the cynicism.

The archbishop's cousin, Mr. Rahho, characterized the role as less central and emphasized the life-and-death nature of the choice to pay to save the lives of the parishioners.

Few reports in the literature have emphasized the life-threatening triad of acute osteomyelitis, deep vein thrombophlebitis, and septic pulmonary embolism.

Both books emphasize the life rather than the poetry.

Most colleges still emphasize the life of the mind when giving out scholarships.

Such emphasis on the "building of life" is primarily discursive and might be contrasted to many similar attempts to understand cell behavior that do not emphasize the life-like qualities of their models (Figure 1).

Therefore, the fourth plenum emphasized the concepts "the life of a law lies in its implementation" and "realizing scientific legislation, strict enforcement, judicial justice, and cultivating law-abiding citizens".

As McGrath noted, "a strong palliative care principle of quality of life, or emphasizing the living rather than the dying, is an essential ingredient of end-of-life care" [ 8].

Darwin emphasized the diversity of life, and how this diversity could arise from natural selection.

They hold that when Locke emphasized the right to life, liberty, and property he was primarily making a point about the duties we have toward other people: duties not to kill, enslave, or steal.

Transcriptional changes in response to genotoxicant exposure proved more sensitive than measurement of DNA strand breaks by the Comet assay and the extensive differences in transcription between adults and neonates emphasized the importance of life stage in toxicant testing with Daphnia.