Sentence examples for emphasizing the distinction from inspiring English sources
Zephyrinus failed to condemn Monarchianism or favour the Logos doctrine (emphasizing the distinction of the Persons of the Trinity), of which Hippolytus was the passionate champion.
At a Sunday-afternoon session entitled "Freud and Love," the writer listened to Stefan Pasternack and Curtis Bristol discuss the personal relationship between an analyst and his patient, emphasizing the distinction Freud made between familial love and erotic love.
We critically evaluate this claim, emphasizing the distinction between performance without awareness and a reluctance to gamble in full awareness of weak sensory evidence.
Some argue there are significant differences between knowledge and belief and these differences should be emphasized (Smith and Siegel 2004), while others contend that emphasizing the distinction between the two constructs may negatively impact opportunities for student learning (Cobern 2004).
A new style of ceremony was developed, emphasizing the distinction of the emperor from all other persons.
Further, it differs from previous reconstructions and models by emphasizing the distinction between the yeast GENRE and GEM, and makes both available as separate systems biology markup language (SBML) files [ 23].
Sterelny et al. (1996) emphasize the distinction between genes as factors having "a distinctive informational role in inheritance" and other reliably present developmental resources.
He emphasized the distinction between customers and guests.
Indeed, while "Warrior Politics" repeatedly emphasizes "the distinction between pagan and Judeo-Christian values," it also detects a "considerable overlap".
"I think it appropriate to emphasize the distinction between constitutionality and wise policy," Justice John Paul Stevens said in a one-paragraph opinion that was also signed by Justice David H. Souter.
A CNN executive emphasized the distinction between reality shows, which on entertainment channels lean toward competitions like "Survivor" and celebrity slice-of-life series like "Keeping Up With the Kardashians," and nonfiction programs, which are routine on news channels.
