Sentence examples for emphasizing passages from inspiring English sources

Rastas read the Bible selectively, however, emphasizing passages from Leviticus that admonish the cutting of hair and beard and the eating of certain foods and that prescribe rituals of prayer and meditation.

Rastas believe that they can come to know the true meanings of biblical scriptures by cultivating a mystical consciousness of oneself with Jah, called "I-and-I". Rastas read the Bible selectively, however, emphasizing passages from Leviticus that admonish the cutting of hair and beard and the eating of certain foods and that prescribe rituals of prayer and meditation.

Applewhite believed that complete separation from Earthly desires was a prerequisite of ascension to the Next Level and emphasized passages in the New Testament in which Jesus spoke about forsaking worldly attachments.

He's emphasizing deft passages of wet-on-wet painting à la Mr. Katz and largely avoiding quoting period styles and older art.

He emphasizes racialized passages in "The Great Gatsby" often glossed over in A.P. Lit classes, and digs up an older draft of "Ulysses" to highlight additions made by Joyce "in which allusions to a Black African chief jostle with Jewish dietary laws".

Thomas emphasizes those passages in the Aristotelian natural writings which speak of the order of determination, that is, of what considerations come first and are presupposed to those that come later.

This paper considers laminar, hydrodynamically fully developed flow in the thermal entrance regions of rectangular passages, emphasizing heat transfer aspects.

He stuck by the general denial of the charges and emphasized the passage of time.

So tonight, Mr. Bush took some care to emphasize that passage of the Congressional resolution authorizing force "does not mean that military action is imminent or unavoidable".

When I asked about the challenge of working in two mediums simultaneously, Dimmock told me that she switched to video to emphasize the passage of time, or the duration of a task — such as the challenge of grinding millet.

The District Attorney has dragged in our Manifesto, and he has emphasized the passage, "Resist conscription". Gentlemen of the jury, please remember that that is not the charge against us.