Sentence examples for emphasizing anew from inspiring English sources
Some interpreters, such as J. Hopkins (1996), see his use of medieval scholastic language for the powers and activities of the mind as placing him mainly in the medieval Aristotelian-Thomist tradition of critical realism, while emphasizing anew the active character of knowing at all levels and thus stressing that the mind is an active power.
On Friday, Democrats emphasized anew that they could not accept any compromise tied to a debt-limit increase that relied solely on spending cuts and that did not provide some new federal revenue from taxes on businesses and the most affluent Americans.
But critics of the Kyoto treaty said Mr. Koizumi's statements had done the world a favor by emphasizing the need to explore the mechanisms of the treaty anew.
In particular, he emphasizes Hymn XXV "Mirth" as "showing anew the love for flowers that is a recurring characteristic of his poetry" as it reads: If you are merry sing away, And touch the organs sweet; This is the Lord's triumphant day, Ye children in the gall'ries gay, Shout from each goodly seat.
At each iteration of cross-validation, pathway-level aggregation and feature selection were performed anew, as has been emphasized as being the correct practice of cross-validation [ 41, 42].
But no doubt Mr. Curran wanted to emphasize that the cycle of violence begins anew, and unfortunately he may have a point.
Best of all, I appreciated anew the use of silence in the film; nothing emphasized that more than the presence of a full orchestra on stage waiting for its next cue.
