Sentence examples for highlight precisely from inspiring English sources

Pochettino said his squad would be scrutinising DVDs to highlight precisely what had gone wrong.

Mickelson, himself a three-time Masters champion, was among the first to highlight precisely how impressive Spieth's showing was.

The site of the implantation is the key for the therapeutic response: in each disorder, it is carefully selected after advanced neuroimaging evaluations (fMRI and PET studies) that highlight precisely the parts of the brain involved in the pathologic process (1).

Audit processes highlight precisely where breakdowns in clinical care occur and are an established method for facilitating quality improvement in health systems.

In his essay "O! Poetry" (March 27), David Orr dismisses Mary Oliver and highlights precisely the elitist attitude that contributes to the "vast chasm" between readers of poetry and readers of O magazine.

Our campaign highlights precisely why consumers now expect marketers to deliver the right ad to them in the right format, on the right device at the right moment," Mr. Apprendi said.

The great critic André Bazin highlighted precisely these qualities in Maupassant's writing — and, in doing so, explained why he didn't like the movie that Ophüls made of these stories: What's important is to preserve the rapidity of the line, the movement of its curve, even incomplete; the aptness of the silhouettes rather than the resemblance of the faces.

The preceding example highlights precisely the kind of reasoning we would like to formalize in the analysis of encrypted communication.

That, I think, highlights precisely how far from Windows 8 Microsoft is walking, even as it keeps large quantities of the its current Windows platform in place.

We do, however, have a fairly lengthy list highlighting precisely which devices will be receiving the update in "the coming months," and it should make a lot of 1.0 adopters happy.

If anything, CRLP v. Bush highlights precisely why Sotomayor should, in a sane world, be an easy confirmation: She sticks to the rule of law, respects precedent and writes thoughtful and reasoned opinions.