Sentence examples for highlights rather from inspiring English sources

It highlights, rather, four phases from his career in which photography, painting and drawing enjoyed particularly intimate and fertile relations.

Network researchers noticed a fundamentally different way users of iPhones watched; they preferred easily accessible clips and highlights, rather than long, elaborately produced broadcasts.

But the fact that the family member wasn't his wife or one of his children but rather his fraternal antagonist highlights rather than diminishes Hank's importance in the schematics of "Breaking Bad".

And then, of course, because it is a setup, and it's less real than even the flimsiest tabloid rumour, it highlights rather starkly the fact that reality and truth have a very slender appeal, set against the visible certainties that you can create with the unreal.

You can almost hear the film-makers saying, "Uh-oh, 90 minutes in and we're still only on page 127!" The early scenes between Ashok and Ashima are tender and unforced, but later scenes dash by in just a few sentences, as if we're watching the highlights rather than the whole story.

3) Andy Murray is in great form on clay before the French Open, having beaten Philipp Kohlschreiber in Munich (highlights rather disorientatingly set to what sounds like a discarded New Order B-side) and and his first win against Rafael Nadal on clay at the Madrid Open.

But I needed to do so in a way that would highlight, rather than subdue, its amazing crunch.

Popularism and progress are not intrinsically opposites, but we seem to be creating debates that highlight rather than resolve the tensions between them.

The single bone of contention, it seems, was over the role of America after 1945, which the authors chose to highlight rather than gloss over.

Both canards serve to highlight rather than alleviate the cognitive dissonance that characterises the west's involvement in waging war (as in "western-backed rebels") against the government of Syria.

The televised image of him punishing an underling seemed to bring Trump particular pleasure, because it had to do with the one Boy Scout value that the President highlighted, rather than ignored, albeit in a distorted form: loyalty.