Sentence examples for emphasizing the idea of from inspiring English sources
Let me begin by emphasizing the idea of "investment". Investments are designed to have a return.
"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.
Make none plural except when emphasizing the idea of not one or no one — and then consider using those phrases instead.
In a new biography of Rumi, "Rumi's Secret," Brad Gooch describes how Shams pushed Rumi to question his scriptural education, debating Koranic passages with him and emphasizing the idea of devotion as finding oneness with God.
With Canadians up in arms over "Buy America" provisions in President Obama's economic recovery package, and Prime Minister Stephen Harper warning the United States not to back away from its international treaty obligations, Mr. Obama, who will make a day trip to Ottawa on Thursday, is no longer emphasizing the idea of reopening Nafta.
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.
Still, the announcement emphasized the idea of a partnership, with both men named co-chief executive officers.
Besides introducing polytechnic education and productive labour, the Khrushchev reforms emphasized the idea of collective education from early childhood.
