Sentence examples for emphasizes the distinction from inspiring English sources
Indeed, while "Warrior Politics" repeatedly emphasizes "the distinction between pagan and Judeo-Christian values," it also detects a "considerable overlap".
In the Treatise, he emphasizes the distinction between the natural and artificial virtues.
Here, unlike later writings, he emphasizes the distinction between the idea to be expressed and the technique by which it is expressed.
In both cases Aristotle emphasizes the distinction on which we are focused, making it all but certain that he is reminding us of his philosophy of scientific research.
Ryle (1949), for example, emphasizes the distinction between knowing how to do something (e.g., ride a bicycle) and knowing that some particular proposition is true (e.g., that Paris is the capital of France).
Helprin emphasizes the distinction between ideas (this is what he thinks Jefferson had in mind as common property) and art, while Anderson focuses on the limited duration of copyright, noting that intellectual property is not to be treated as other property, because it is the basis of common culture.
Sterelny et al. (1996) emphasize the distinction between genes as factors having "a distinctive informational role in inheritance" and other reliably present developmental resources.
He emphasized the distinction between customers and guests.
Zephyrinus failed to condemn Monarchianism or favour the Logos doctrine (emphasizing the distinction of the Persons of the Trinity), of which Hippolytus was the passionate champion.
"I think it appropriate to emphasize the distinction between constitutionality and wise policy," Justice John Paul Stevens said in a one-paragraph opinion that was also signed by Justice David H. Souter.
At a Sunday-afternoon session entitled "Freud and Love," the writer listened to Stefan Pasternack and Curtis Bristol discuss the personal relationship between an analyst and his patient, emphasizing the distinction Freud made between familial love and erotic love.
