Sentence examples for even emphasized from inspiring English sources

The Department of Sanitation even emphasized the point by parking a bulldozer on his block a day before the deadline.

The actress never tried to minimize the character's unlikable characteristics; in a way, she even emphasized what was rigid, ornery, prissy and cosmically dour about her.

Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison, Republican of Texas, even emphasized that point this week, saying, "The people of America saw the true heart of John Ashcroft the way he handled the tragic death of Mel Carnahan".

The existence of such parallels is even emphasized by Beck (1978)—who, however, maintains that they do not show that Kant directly derived his ideas from the Enquiry.

Fleck even emphasized that meaning change in the course of scientific advance causes translation failure between theories, anticipating a central aspect of Kuhn's later notion of taxonomic incommensurability (e.g. 1986 [1936], 83).

This kind of attitude is apparent throughout the photographs in the show, where skin tones are rendered in grainy greenish hues; blemishes, cuts, saggy bits, and other imperfections of skin are highlighted or even emphasized.

McCain should break the mold and acknowledge, even emphasize the crisis.

Even emphasizing the fate of former recipients may be missing larger question, some analysts now say.

And they point up our culture's penchant for merchandising every aspect of our lives, including, maybe even emphasizing, what we hold sacred.

Posterity, if she doesn't ignore him altogether is far more likely to confirm and even emphasize the vulgar judgment of his contemporaries.

A final note, which Dellinger rightly asked me to include and even emphasize: the gay and lesbian couples who have been married in New York or Iowa or Massachusetts do not in fact have marriage equality.