Sentence examples for indicated emphasis from inspiring English sources
Data analysis of the teachers' classroom interactions indicated emphasis of decentralized thinking was largely absent from classroom instruction (see Table 4 for a summary of results from each teacher's classroom interactions).
Moreover, text color or the bold font style can be used to indicate emphasis in a specific part of a text document.
The inscriptions in temple from the Vijayanagara kings indicate emphasis on administrative matters and local concerns, which contrasts the inscriptions of the same rulers in other temples like Tirupathi.
The inscriptions in the temple from the Vijayanagara kings indicate emphasis on administrative matters and local concerns, which contrasts the inscriptions of the same rulers in other temples like Tirupathi.
A high score indicates emphasis on one's looks, attention to one's appearance, and engaging in extensive grooming behaviours.
So [the particles] just move to the other side because…they want to even out" (italicized word indicates emphasis by the speaker).
These related to increased transcription of genes involved in transcriptional regulation of metabolic processes and therefore may indicate emphasis during this period on the adaption of skeletal muscle to the changing metabolic requirements of the immature lamb.
Fox also indicated more emphasis would be placed in future on exports, in contrast to the previous government's focus on attracting foreign investment.
And then came Francis's "Who am I to judge?"response to a question about a gay priest, and several other comments that indicated his emphasis would be different.
"The panelists indicated that emphasis should be placed on reducing the total time that High Hazard Flammable Trains (HHFTs) spend in populated areas, and slower trains do just the opposite.
Investigations by the GAO, the Los Angeles Times, and the Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor, & Pensions (HELP) uncovered practices in the industry that indicated an emphasis on acquiring new students while ignoring the progress of those who have already been accepted to the schools.
