Sentence examples for invariably emphasizing from inspiring English sources
Indeed, the early coverage, invariably emphasizing the high spending of a small group of physicians, had a tone of triumph.
Articles almost invariably emphasize another aspect of Zhu: his eccentric behavior.
Program notes invariably emphasize the symphony's connection with Berlioz's imaginary love life at the time of its composition — his unrequited passion for the English actress Harriet Smithson, a supporting player who came to Paris in 1827 and made a great impression on French intellectuals.
The ads for any production invariably emphasize the humor quotient (understandably) and clearly comedy is present here.
It is almost invariably white, which emphasizes its lightness and modernity.
Serine hydrolase activity frequently, but not invariably, correlates with total protein, thus emphasizing the need for functional proteomic characterization.
Balzac's method was almost invariably to reinforce, to emphasize, and to amplify.
The Hunger Games does put Katniss in female roles with some regularity – but it invariably does so to emphasize those roles' artificiality, and her distance and discomfort with them.
Or was the Shakespearean scholar Harold Bloom on the money when he wrote: "I emphasize reading because I have attended many stagings of 'King Lear' and invariably have regretted being there".
Based on an increased understanding of how fire and other natural disturbances invariably leave patches of intact or partially affected forests in affected landscapes, this approach emphasizes the importance of residual structures and organisms (legacies), such as undisturbed vegetation patches, trees, and dead wood left behind after harvesting.
