Sentence examples for is not to emphasize from inspiring English sources

The purpose of bringing busloads of middle-school children to campuses is not to emphasize a particular place.

And when we see those actual crutches, or images of Roosevelt being supported, it is not to emphasize what was once hidden but to reveal the heroic aspect of his private life.

If that's a problem, the solution is not to emphasize that number in conversations with potential investors in an equity round.

The Wall Street Journal, calling the speech "remarkable," understood that the President's purpose was "not to emphasize but to put in perspective the multiplicity of fears besetting the United States and the free world".

Maybe doing so would have given him time to see that what was needed was not to emphasize his sympathy for aggrieved Muslim sensitivities but to criticize a death threat by an organized religion.

"I think one of the major failures of our communication with the public has been not to emphasize that in Earth's history, transitions have often been quite rapid".

At that time the guidance for death certification among cancer registries was not to emphasize the cancer as a cause of death [ 16].

This is not to de-emphasize their adverse effects on the sensitivity of the BioFET, but rather to focus our attention on the effects of discretization and placement of DNA charges within the BioFET.

This is not to deny, I must emphasize, the facilitating role of the international community, in particular in the past decade.

This is not to say (and I cannot emphasize this enough) that these disorders and those who suffer from them are getting undue or undeserved attention.

"The trick," he emphasizes, "is not to adapt so quickly or completely that all sense of distinctiveness is lost".