Sentence examples for emphasizing even from inspiring English sources

Unlike other Pop artists, who injected their works with irony or parody, he treated them with detachment, emphasizing, even idealizing, mass production.

The proximity of the snake to the person is nicely demonstrated in this image, silently emphasizing even more the vulnerability of this highly sought-after animal.

In a way, gaining from these benefits was the flipside of suffering and stigma, thus emphasizing even further the paradoxical ambivalence that pervaded the process.

And besides, he emphasized, even Utah Democrats act like Washington Democrats after they win election.

With Barack's father gone, she emphasized, even sentimentalized, blackness to her son.

"While paying attention to the words and statements of the other side, we must emphasize even more their deeds".

Thomas Wilner, a Washington lawyer who represents 12 Kuwaiti citizens, said that today's action "underscores the lack of a clear U.S. policy and it emphasizes even more the inconsistency of that policy".

But his respect for data came with a determination to emphasize, even when it was inconvenient, that data — particularly related to human behavior — sometimes revealed enormous and durable uncertainty.

Howard, who emphasized even in the 1960s that tacklers should use their shoulders and not lead with the head, said he would pay "more attention to who is coaching him".

A plug flow with small extent of dispersion is emphasized, even if some segregation phenomena are highlighted.

In 1944, they emphasize even more clearly their position that consumer risk is their first priority (Dodge and Romig 1944).