Sentence examples for in stressing this point from inspiring English sources

(Russell 1938 7 8) In stressing this point, Russell is explicitly rebutting Friedrich Nietzsche's infamous "master-slave morality" argument.

The Court in Sanders stressed this point by equating its analysis with that of Fay v. Noia, supra, which established the then-prevailing "deliberate bypass" test for the cognizability of claims on which a petitioner procedurally defaulted in state proceedings.

In the revised manuscript, I stress this point in the text and in the Box.

In order to stress this point we replace z with t and write: partial _{t} (rhoGamma) + nabla _{r} bigl(rhoGamma v^{r}bigr)=0.

Notably, although the authors did not stress this point in their article, the p-CHK1 level is lowered in response to MMC in Usp1−/− MEFs, as we report here.

He also stresses this point in "Gasland Part 2," the new anti-drilling film from Josh Fox.

(I stress this point in Spade [1992].) Latin has a refined sense of counterfactual propositions, marked by imperfect or pluperfect subjunctive forms of verbs.

We now clarify and stress this point in the text.

In my papers I have stressed this point (see for instance reference [ 3]).

FAO Director-General José Graziano da Silva stressed this point in his statement during the plenary session, noting that business and civil society are key allies in the fight against malnutrition, as they ensure that the best technologies are available, that safe, healthy food is delivered to consumers, and that the voices of the hungry are always heard.

To stress this point, Ramus in some of his writings preferred to call the second part of logic not iudicium but dispositio or arrangement.