Sentence examples for gently highlighting from inspiring English sources
At such points, "Derrida" adds flesh to the icon, gently highlighting a quality attributable to many intellectuals: vanity.
Instead, Peña Nieto described the meeting as "open and constructive," gently highlighting differences with Trump.
There was certainly a serpentine beauty to Iggy in his youth, but the drawings gently highlight the singer's broadening torso and weathered features.
Her's retrofuturist aesthetic – wood panels, high-waisted pants – creates a carefully chosen timelessness and a throwback to an era of tech optimism, but it also gently highlights the arrested development of a man who falls in love with a talking device that lives in his front pocket.
And he did a superb job of highlighting the gently dissonant, Messiaen-like mysticism in George Crumb's "Little Suite for Christmas, A.D. 1979 198080).
If they had, they would have seen that Mr. Pataki benefited by highlighting only very gently his role during the crisis.
The advert was praised to the heavens for showing a more authentic London and "highlighting diversity"; as some voices gently pointed out, Asian, Arab and Latin Londoners – not to mention anyone over the age of 35 – were almost invisible.
Rather than barging into the boss' office, banging your fist on the table and shouting, "I deserve a promotion!" use gently persistent means to highlight your value to your boss and the company.
Results also highlight the importance of urban/suburban sediment pathways in gently rolling watersheds, and dynamic and longitudinal distributions of sediment connectivity might be further investigated in future work.
Thus, debt would have been highlighted as a major problem in approximately half of the families and this could have led to the LHW gently encouraging mothers and families to take small steps to better themselves financially.
