Sentence examples for intends to emphasise from inspiring English sources
Sony said the UI is not something it intends to emphasise — it's not even giving it a brand name.
People involved in the dispute have revealed that some of Miliband's campaign strategists pushed to add the new first page – intended to emphasise fiscal discipline – after the manifesto had already been officially signed off at the "Clause V" meeting of the most senior people in the party.
'At home,' Nunn told me, 'I've got the most amazing volume - Oscar Hammerstein's copy of the Michener stories, which the estate loaned me - and you can see from his asterisks and exclamations in the margin that he intended to emphasise the military action.' Brohn has collaborated by adding some field drums to the band, to reinforce drills, rallies and marches that are often cut.
It was also intended to emphasise that Kim Jong-un is the latest member of the family firm established by his grandfather, Kim Il-sung.
Extensive parasite descriptions and diagnostic techniques are at the core of the practical classes, which are also intended to emphasise key biological and veterinary aspects covered in lectures.
Sir Michael wants to see more schools progressing beyond the current category of "satisfactory", with the change in description intended to emphasise that these schools need to make improvements.
The timing was intended to emphasise the sacrifices Rhodesia had made for Britain in wartime.
By referring to his work in such abstract terms, he intended to emphasise his "art for art's sake" philosophy.
By calling the painting Symphony in White, No. 3, Whistler intended to emphasise his artistic philosophy of corresponding arts, inspired by the poet Charles Baudelaire.
We intended to emphasise the changes of subcellular components in response to erlotinib treatment.
The petition says: We intend to strongly emphasise the lack of thought in this ruling and that this could very well see the demise of many more small bakers' shops in the high street due to loss of custom.
