Sentence examples for gave equal emphasis from inspiring English sources

The committee's statement gave equal emphasis to two competing ways of assessing the outlook.

In "Charles Lindbergh and the Spirit of St . Louis" published this month by the Smithsonian Institution in conjunction with Harry N. Abrams Inc., Dr. van der Linden and Dr. Dominick A. Pisano, chairman of the aeronautics division at the Air and Space Museum, gave equal emphasis to the man and the plane.

Along with driving directions, Google Maps gives equal emphasis to walking directions and public transportation options.

In his view, creativity is as important in education as literacy and should be given equal emphasis.

Ideally, a fully integrated arts center would give equal emphasis to all forms of creative expression, including literature, film and cross-over genres like performance art and video.

But Mr. Bush gives equal emphasis in speeches to his call for government to mobilize the "armies of compassion" to help children and society's dropouts.

Many of the most absorbing scenes observe the teaching process and are careful to give equal emphasis to the humanities and the sciences and technology.

"Hyundai-Kia auto group will succeed my late father's Hyundai family as the legitimate heir," he told his subordinates, giving equal emphasis to Kia Motors, which Hyundai took over in 1998.

The F.T.C. once required that both the city and highway numbers be given equal emphasis in advertising, but in recent years it has allowed automakers to promote one or the other — usually the highway number, because it is typically higher.

Throughout, the exhibition reveals to us an artist who, much like Leon Golub and Philip Guston in his last decade, has insisted on giving equal emphasis to narrative and form, that is, to literary meaning and what I would call sub-verbal experience.

His forte lay in giving equal emphasis to the physical facts and to the retinal power of painting in ways at once satirical and implicitly elegiac, always with a skeptical awareness of formalism and the modernist attachment to monochrome.