Sentence examples for idea to emphasize from inspiring English sources

Curries are filled with warm flavors, so it's not a bad idea to emphasize the wine's cooling qualities.

Susan Wichmann, public relations manager for Crystal Cruises, said the idea to emphasize World War II history on the voyage came about when John Stoll, vice president of land programs, noticed that the Crystal Serenity's itinerary included so many Pacific spots that were pivotal during the war.

The idea was to emphasize high technology.

The idea is to emphasize what we have in common.

The idea is to emphasize terroir over technique, and to deëmphasize fancy Italian drinks and secret house blends.

The idea is to emphasize not only what her group is against, but also what it is for: namely, protecting children's health.

I can think of three possibilities: One idea is to emphasize selling the smaller pickups.

Nevertheless, the idea serves to emphasize that the recognition of a location free of its time-dependent visual cues is not necessarily a simple process.

The premiere of the film is one of the events aimed at closure of the campaign "It's About Ability – Join us" whose main idea was to emphasize that every human being deserves equal dignity, respect and opportunities.

It's a simple but genius idea which manages to emphasize what APC does so well: simple shapes in exactly-right-for-now colours.

Perhaps this is why Walser was drawn to the conceit of schoolroom essays for his first book: Fritz is always worrying about managing his time, or running out of it, or having to force himself to write in the absence of an idea, allowing Walser to emphasize the present tense of composition.