Sentence examples for highlighting the idea from inspiring English sources

In the interim, this report is a useful first step in highlighting the idea that gender equality at work is undermined by unregulated and casually sexist attitudes to pornography.

Visiting the page will playback a video outlining the woes of three people who have lost their phones, highlighting the idea that their phone "knows everything" about them.

1. Maslow's Hierarchy: A psychological concept that stacks an individual's needs neatly into a pyramid, highlighting the idea that only when an individual is satiated at one level can he or she feel confident to move to the next.

Eventually, a one-minute previsualization video highlighting the idea of "kicking someone's ass with the Force" helped convince the designers that The Force Unleashed would be "a great game"; George Lucas, upon seeing the one-minute video, told the designers to "go make that game".

Highlighting the idea that even the smallest of things can be major proponents of humanity, my classmates and I's first step in becoming a community of "givers" has been to raise money in support of a charity through the creation of a school production.

Conversely, GBS predominantly infects elderly and immunocompromised patients, highlighting the idea that underlying medical conditions increase the risk of non-pregnant adults to develop invasive GBS infections.

He highlighted the idea that the party was trying to be more responsive to voters by asking those voters themselves, instead of party caretakers, to endorse his selection.

As for the "Prayer" spot, "we wanted to highlight the idea that it's really dangerous," he said, "and also the fact that you can see the person racing".

"The market was already worried about a downturn, and the G.D.P. data will highlight the idea that we should be concerned about a slowdown," Chip Hanlon, president at Delta Global Advisors in Huntington Beach, Calif., said.

Schnabel, he added, had received a letter by a "lover of Israel" who had thanked him for his portrayal of Arab suffering, and highlighted the idea that "justice for Jews [does not mean] injustice for Arabs".

His public appearances earlier in the week were scripted to highlight the idea that he was a "different kind of Republican," one who would reach out to the minorities -- Latinos, blacks, immigrants, those with disabilities -- to whom his party had appeared indifferent if not hostile over the years.