Sentence examples for first emphasized from inspiring English sources

The reverses of the gold coins at first emphasized the Victory (doubtless regarded as an angel) of previous issues.

When the term "sodomy" was first emphasized by medieval Christian theologians in the 11th century, they applied it inconsistently to a diverse group of non-procreative sexual practices.

Yes, some speechwriter did slip one reference to conservation into Mr. Bush's speech, but only after he first emphasized his favored approach to our energy deficit -- more "production".

Mr. Bloomberg, who is generally known for his decisiveness, at first emphasized his disagreements with the protesters, then began describing them as peaceful dissenters exercising a fundamental liberty.

Park was part of a team of ecologists at the University of Chicago who first emphasized the use of quantitative and experimental methods.

It was at that meeting that Clinton first emphasized the importance of not being locked in to traditional concerns about ticket balancing, as Michael Dukakis had in picking Senator Lloyd Bentsen four years earlier, when the campaign boasted about a Boston-Austin axis.

The first emphasizes story, the second play.

"He's refused to say whether he would breach the dams or not," Mr. Bush said today, after first emphasizing his concern for salmon.

In the closed caucus meeting on Thursday, Mr. Dingell spoke first, emphasizing his decades of legislative accomplishments and defending the seniority system that had cemented his power.

Stephens counts the atheists first, emphasizing their role in the anti-slavery movement, even though, as he knows, the Christian churches played a far larger one.

The first emphasizes the presence or absence of a species.