Sentence examples for is designed to emphasise from inspiring English sources
The careful choreography of man and animal is designed to emphasise the necessity of cooperation.
Despite its macabre overtones, the exercise is designed to emphasise the value of living, according to Jeong Yong-mun, a former funeral director who pioneered the therapy at the Hyowon Healing Centre in Seoul.
Everything about the company, from its use of recyclable materials in its packaging to its use of ordinary women rather than supermodels in its advertisements, is designed to emphasise the twin themes of naturalness and sustainability.
His cuirasses were designed to emphasise the curves not of male muscles but of female breasts.
Like the dirty nappies, the material can seem like an invitation to scoff, but it's designed to emphasise the workaday.
Palacios was keen to emphasise that Squads is designed to be accessible to those who find CoD's full-blown multiplayer side intimidatingly challenging.
The Premier League's inclusion, although many regard that body as a primary cause of the problem, is also designed to emphasise that as the new FA chairman Greg Dyke put it, this is no "declaration of war" and "no blame game".
It's all designed to emphasise that life without a car was, and still is, unthinkable.
The current mechanism, the Renewables Obligation (RO), was specifically designed to emphasise competition and therefore to fit in with the UK's overall strategic approach to energy policy.
In addition, it is imperative that new messages designed to emphasise the serious health consequences of excess weight are carefully pre-tested prior to being aired to ensure they do not have unintended negative impacts such as increased stigmatisation of vulnerable individuals and increased levels of body dissatisfaction and/or eating-disordered behaviour among at-risk population sub-groups.
