Sentence examples for fullest emphasis from inspiring English sources

Unsurprisingly, the fullest emphasis on how the Obama administration is now focusing ever more strongly on China was loudly trumpeted from out of China itself, notably from the state-owned newspaper China Daily.

But they are conspicuously the size and shape of easel paintings and with a full emphasis on photography as art.

The technology centre will build on BP's deep offshore experience and learnings with full emphasis on safety, environmental integrity and emergency spill response capability".

To ensure a fair comparison, we fix the greedy approach with to enforce a full emphasis on minimizing the visual distortion.

We're just going to leave this quote right here in full (emphasis ours): .

The parameter range is 0 1, with 0 representing full emphasis on nuclei, ignoring the bile canaliculi and sinusoids, and 1 representing the contrasting situation.

The first ("Overview of Clinical Worldview") with the aim to examine the participants' self-reported important issues during a "real life" medical examination, on a scale from 1 (no emphasis) to 5 (full emphasis).

So here it is in full (emphases in red added).

Upon closer examination, Fuller's emphasis on the "experimental" as tests of total systems can be situated within a cultural lexicon that had in fact emerged at the Bauhaus just a few years earlier.

"He backed away from a full-throated emphasis on working families," says Ruy Texeira, co-author with Joel Rogers of "America's Forgotten Majority" (Basic Books, 2000).

For in the Brown case, it was said that 'if the witness himself elects to waive his privilege, * * * he is not permitted to stop, but must go on and make a full disclosure.' (Emphasis supplied). 161 U.S. at page 597, 16 S.Ct. at page 647, 40 L.Ed. 819.