Sentence examples for figures emphasize from inspiring English sources
He wanted to remove literary and psychological references from his sculptures; the resulting generalized figures emphasize form itself.
Where most biographies of public figures emphasize the great historic events and then comment on the subject's personal life, I wanted to explore Wilson's life and personality and bring all that to the history as it unfolded before him.
Such figures emphasize the danger posed by cluster submunitions, which, because of their higher explosive yield, are more likely than land mines to result in one or more fatalities upon accidental detonation.
The new figures "emphasize the gravity of the situation," says microbiologist David Blehert of the USGS in Madison.
These concerning figures emphasize the urgent need to identify socio-structural factors that contribute to poor retention in HIV care and low rates of treatment adherence within this group.
"These figures emphasize that the so-called 'economic recovery' has been stalled, since the unemployment rate has shown no real improvement in more than a year," said Murray Seeger of the AFL-CIO.
They incorrectly believed that it would run from $2,250 to $3,600, the figures emphasized in brochures published by the government and insurance companies.
Mr. Koomey, who is updating those figures, emphasized that the most useful measure of the environmental footprint for the technology industry was not necessarily the amount of emissions created by data centers or digital devices taken on their own.
The mosaic is made with minute glass tesserae (none larger than 0.25 cm, in many parts of the figures smaller than 1 mm square) in opus vermiculatum (worm-like), a technique in which one or more rows of tesserae curve around the figures, emphasizing them and foreground elements in a halo effect.
If the Monreale figure emphasizes the divinity of Christ, the one at Cefalu stresses His humanity.
Onstage, Mr. Shider, known as Starchild or Diaperman (because of his fondness for performing dressed only in a loincloth), cut an outlandish figure, emphasized by his tie-dyed dreadlocks.
