Sentence examples for emphasizing the idea from inspiring English sources

WASHINGTON — The Obama administration is increasingly emphasizing the idea that the United States will have forces in Afghanistan until at least the end of 2014, a change in tone aimed at persuading the Afghans and the Taliban that there will be no significant American troop withdrawals next summer.

"It's emphasizing the idea of softness from leather," said Jack McCollough backstage, showing the work behind the Proenza Schouler collection.

It has its formulaic moments, including a reliance on a structural bookending device emphasizing the idea of community.

This month Mr. Putin began emphasizing the idea that Mr. Assad was the ally needed to fight the Islamic State on the ground.

In particular, BP was interested in emphasizing the idea that electrical power generation has a greater effect on the environment than transportation (like cars).

She argues that the authors used fantasy as a medium for reinserting a religious consciousness into the modern world and emphasizing the idea that human decisions do have a transcendent significance.

We emphasize the idea of ageless aging".

A program note emphasizes the idea that the choreography is "after Nijinsky," not directly his.

Besides introducing polytechnic education and productive labour, the Khrushchev reforms emphasized the idea of collective education from early childhood.

Instead, decouple the legal right from the religious rite, and emphasize the idea of acceptance without endorsement.

"Basically, we decided to emphasize the idea of public television rather than the initials PBS," Mr. Geismar said.