Sentence examples for emphasizing aspects of from inspiring English sources

The problem is, the media keeps emphasizing aspects of my résumé that make me sound sane, like when I gave people in Massachusetts health care.

The theme this year is "The City," and organizers have taken an urban focus by emphasizing aspects of contemporary design like sustainable development and ecology.

To reduce the impact of stereotypes on your counterparts' judgments, consider emphasizing aspects of your personality that might otherwise be overlooked.

Accounts of the incidents vary widely, as they have in the incident involving Ms. Sgrena, with the American command emphasizing aspects of drivers' behavior that aroused legitimate concerns, and survivors saying, often, that they were doing nothing threatening.

And if Griffith's personal art didn't suffice, the very conventions of the form would: intertitles emphasizing aspects of the action punctuate the films throughout, as they would with most feature-length silent films — and, for that matter, walls in scenes are adorned with the Biograph logo to protect against piracy!

Brown keeps the material at age-level by emphasizing aspects of the story that bring Knox's adventure to life  —  the difficulty of riding 40 miles a day to the fort on horseback in the freezing rain, of picking out the best cannons, of hauling a stuck boat over a stubborn rock.

A collaborative program with the Department of Science Education at Teachers College emphasizes aspects of Earth science pedagogy.

It emphasizes aspects of both theory and application, and provides many illustrations and examples.

Aside from items from the standard repertory, the choreography shown tended to emphasize aspects of the dancers' techniques and personalities rather than dramatic or emotional subtleties.

But in all cases this more broad definition of general architecture for high performance computing emphasizes aspects of the system that contribute to achieving performance.

But this balanced biography emphasizes aspects of his character which led to assessments like that of Martin Luther King, Jr., who called him "one of the most magnetic personalities I have ever confronted".