Sentence examples for emphasizing the conflict from inspiring English sources

Emphasizing the conflict among social classes, they depict bodies strewn on battlefields, soldiers marching, the victims of a dynamited train, a group solemnly participating in a requiem vigil.

In the foreground a lone pioneer struggles to remove a deer carcass from his canoe, emphasizing, "the conflict between man and nature," Ms. Hansen O'Toole writes in the catalog.

When Al Arabiya and Al Jazeera do comment directly on Syrian affairs, they tend to paper over the rebels' flaws and emphasize the conflict's religious fault lines.

At times the narration (read by the actor Liev Schreiber) becomes too schematic; it emphasizes the conflict between science and religion, although Galileo's fight was more specifically about the church and its grip on power.

And with political drama experiencing its own booming economy — in books, films and HBO movies — there is no shortage of incentives to emphasize the conflict and controversy over the substance.

Besides the political causes of the war, Thucydides was interested in and emphasized the conflict between two types of character: the ever-active, innovating, revolutionary, disturbing Athenians and the slower-moving, more cautious Peloponnesians, especially the Spartans, "not excited by success nor despairing in misfortune," but quietly self-confident.

They particularly emphasized the conflict between their normal clinical activities and tutorship.

At other times, she emphasizes the conflicts between these different views, e.g. how descriptive representation is opposed to accountability.

These statements seem to emphasize the conflicts and contradictions obese smokers have about their current weight and quitting smoking.

He emphasizes the moral conflict between Ahab and the first mate, Starbuck (an oddly well-groomed Lee E. Ernst) whose practicality and rectitude stand in opposition to the mad captain's self-justifying monomania.

In doing so, he used Shana's small build to symbolize a story of growth and to emphasize the physical conflict between her and her opponents.