Sentence examples for has always emphasized active from inspiring English sources
Monasticism would thus seem to be a viable expression of the Protestant tradition; yet, owing to a set of historical accidents whose ideological summation was described in The Protestant Ethic and the Spirit of Capitalism by the German sociologist Max Weber (1864 1920), Protestantism has always emphasized active engagement in the world rather than seclusion.
To be sure, the education debate has always emphasized the disadvantaged, particularly at the federal level.
American baseball has always emphasized its national leagues, daring to call its championship the World Series.
Smart is a coach who has always emphasized defense, but the Kings have personnel more suited to running the floor.
Wendy's has always emphasized being fresher than competitors, making every burger to-order and not freezing beef.
Docker has always emphasized building, shipping and running containers — those discrete programming building blocks sometimes called micro-services.
The Association of American Publishers AAPP) "has always emphasized the need for flexibility with embargoes," writes Andi Sporkin, an AAP spokesperson, in an e-mail.
The Commission has always emphasized that consolidation must be accompanied by sustainable growth: "solidarity with responsibility".
The White House counselor, Dan Bartlett, said Mr. Bush had always emphasized flexibility in tactics to achieve victory in Iraq.
