Sentence examples for exaggerated emphasis on the from inspiring English sources

For an often exaggerated emphasis on the "miseries" of its people.

In addition, Dr. Danese pointed out that an exaggerated emphasis on the role of the mucosal immune system as the arbitrator of IBD can be detrimental to a comprehensive and more realistic view of IBD pathogenesis and an explanation to the lack of attention given to other cell types, particularly the mesenchymal cells responsible for intestinal fibrosis.

But this wasn't just the foreign media putting exaggerated emphasis on dead white folk at the expense of brown, because there was plenty of detailed reporting of the suicide bombing at the Shia mosque in Kuwait City where 27 worshippers  were killed.

The exaggerated emphasis on accuracy and effectiveness in synthetic biology is instructive.

The Confucian emphasis on social role rather than on the self seems to involve, in comparison to the Mohist position, an exaggerated emphasis on social status and position and an excessive form of self-centeredness.

In the early 1970s, this exaggerated emphasis on appearance did not exist and when hints of it began to surface other gay people called it out.

Randi Weingarten, president of the American Federation of Teachers, blamed the declines on a struggling economy and an exaggerated emphasis on testing.

For every n ≤ 203, however, the pooled ROC n curve still places an exaggerated emphasis on query B and its ineffective retrieval.

In modern yoga, the historic alchemy is lost in favor of an over-exaggerated emphasis on asana -- physical practice -- and the transferring of modern capitalist and individualistic values to a system that is traditionally concerned mostly with ego-destruction and renunciation.

Use of the terms associated with feudum to denote the essential characteristics of the early Middle Ages has invested the fief with exaggerated prominence and placed undue emphasis on the importance of a special mode of land tenure to the detriment of other, more significant aspects of social, economic, and political life.

Trump used the line in his address to Congress, with exaggerated emphasis.