Sentence examples for importance of showcasing from inspiring English sources

As for portraying a gay character from an immigrant family in her movie, the actress expressed the importance of showcasing diversity in film and supporting the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) community as an ally.

A host of schools, libraries, and other literacy organizations, including North Carolina's third largest school district, Guilford County Schools (GCS), and the National Center for Family Literacy (NCFL), are hosting special activities and events that showcase the importance of family literacy programs throughout the month.

Instead of showcasing seafood, this recipe showcases artichoke hearts, fennel bulb, potatoes, white beans and carrots.

On the other hand, although the closed showcases of the two museums could only protect the exhibits to a low percentage (8.7 9.4 %) from airborne bacteria and fungi, the concentrations of airborne microbes in the closed showcases of the Neophytos Doukas Library were 56.3 % reduced, indicating the importance of closed showcases, especially in museums with no microclimatic management.

Numerical examples illustrate the importance of volume correction, and showcase the accuracy, robustness and scalability of our approach.

An example showcasing the importance of visual representations in the process of knowledge production in this case is provided by Watson, in his book The Double Helix (1968): …since the middle of the summer Rosy [Rosalind Franklin] had had evidence for a new three-dimensional form of DNA.

"I've learnt a lot about art direction in content creation, as well as the importance of storytelling when you're showcasing visual work through using social media".  .

Showcasing the importance of gun laws is not exact what the "gun rights" folks had in mind when they were celebrating the Heller decision two years ago.

All the robotic "saints" have names, including "Dog Monkeys" and "Horny Children," and each one is a pneumatic work of art, showcasing the importance of communication via movement and rhythm.

report that E75, the fly homolog of REV-ERB α and REV-ERB β, and the nuclear receptor UNF are essential for the fly molecular clock, showcasing the importance of transcriptional control via nuclear receptors in circadian clocks across species.

This is intriguing in light of numerous studies showcasing the importance of macrophages not only in cardiovascular disease, but in the development of obesity as well[ 48, 49] and their connectivity to PPAR signaling [ 50, 51].