Sentence examples for especially emphasised from inspiring English sources

The sublime has been encapsulated in a fixed set of words and that particular combination is neither negotiable nor mutable.The absolute unchangeability of the words of sacred text is especially emphasised in Islam, which believes that the Koran was delivered to the Prophet Muhammad by an angel.

This point has been especially emphasised by Pope Benedict's interlocutors in the Orthodox church, such as its senior prelate Patriarch Bartholomew I, who has been nudging the Vatican to take a stronger line on man's effect on the environment and climate change.For Father Coyne, belief in man's unique status is entirely consistent with an evolutionary view of life.

Other indicators include the unusually oblique architectural aspect of the church, which suggests that its depiction was intended to extend across to a sister wing – in a manner similar to the Master of Flemalle's Annunciation, and especially in van der Weyden's c. 1452 Braque Triptych, where continuity between the panels is especially emphasised.

All families especially emphasised the importance of resuming normal life quickly after each procedure.

GPs with a Swedish background especially emphasised the difficulties in asking about the patients' background[ 33].

Counselling on diet especially emphasised the recommended consumption of fibre, energy content, quality of carbohydrates and fat in the diet [ 40].

Within the European Higher Education Area the development of key skills in university students is important, especially emphasising the "learning to learn".

The findings highlight that education on HIV/AIDS needs to be improved to increase willingness for HIV testing among the general public, especially emphasising knowledge of HIV transmission modes in rural areas and countering misconceptions of HIV transmission modes in urban areas.

We especially emphasise a) the dot-like intercalary heterochromatic bands on the q-arms of sm or st chromosomes, very close to the centromere (e.g., in B. barbatula, N. binotatus, S. bolavenensis and S. notostigma) and b) the presence of entirely heterochromatic arms in some elements (e.g., in M. guentheri, S. bolavenensis, S. corica, S. hypsiura and S. lendlii).

8. O'Neill 1989: Ch. 1 especially emphasises this passage, as well as the epigraph that Kant added to the second edition of the Critique from Francis Bacon's Great Instauration.

Especially, we emphasised themes that repeated themselves across the respondents.