Sentence examples for highlights less from inspiring English sources
The solo performer's relaxed vocal delivery only highlights less convincing lines.
The site, one of the best destination-specific travel blogs, also highlights less well-known areas of Tibet, its people and culture.
Tsipras's expected triumph highlights less the financial and economic effects of the last five years than the current political impact, illustrating how Europe has changed.
"And then to be ESPN's No. 1 highlight less than a day later, it was almost more than I could fathom".
You could interpret this generously, as a desire to highlight less trumpeted authors, or you could call it, as one writer I know does, the "too many goodies policy".
Lizza says "highlighting less well-known aspects of the health-care law that are starting to kick in" ought to be a main goal of Obama's reëlection bid.
Its "Pre-Awards Awards," which highlight less significant achievements, will be given out during the red carpet coverage that begins at 6 p.m. Categories include "Off Da Chain," which awards the best use of a necklace in a music video, and "Gossip Blogs".
In New York and around the country, the news media had begun highlighting less savory aspects of the occupations, including drug use, crime and influxes of homeless people who were not motivated by ideology, which could change the message from "we are the 99 percent" to "we are urban pathology," Professor Isserman said.
The paper has presented a methodology that provides a quantitative evaluation of pedestrian crossing safety level through a composite index, highlighting less safe aspects.
This is because literature have continuously highlighted less utilisation of healthcare among poor women and even when they use, they usually access substandard care due to the element of cost [26, 32].
The focus of this computational analysis is to synthesise various sources of information to highlight less obvious good candidates, such as PTH, rather than selecting more obvious candidates such as SCNN1b based only on a one-dimensional analysis of the direct link between gene and disease.
