Sentence examples for it is designed to highlight from inspiring English sources

That's it!"—is designed to highlight Mr Brown's neglect.

It is designed to highlight not only the host's intellectual gifts as he competes with guests for $5,000 -- Mr. Stein earns most of his paycheck by winning -- but also the underlying insecurities that are exposed when he loses.

Subramanian said it is designed to highlight "the spontaneity that a customer demands for transport as a service" — and it is interesting to see that Ola is the latest tech company — following messaging app Hike, among others — to use offline, national channels to grow awareness beyond early adopters and tech fans.

Facebook's product manager on the new profile, Aigerim Shorman, tells me it's designed to highlight "what's going on in their life, what's important to them now in more expressive ways".

It's designed to highlight the growing impacts of plastic on our environment and how we can reduce them.

WoopsYang, the visual artist who created the event in 2014, said it's designed to highlight how much people have been overworking their brains and how much they stand to gain by taking a break.

The gimmick with the lights is clearly an attempt to make this ritual humiliation more empowering for the sizzling ladies, but the whole arrangement is designed to highlight the women's desperation, and general up-for-it-ness.

Everything that happens to Henry in the park is designed to highlight his vulnerabilities.

These are the kinds of problems the new label format is designed to highlight.

The trip, which combines campaign events with fund-raisers asking $1,000 per plate of grits, is designed to highlight General Clark's Southern background and military credentials.

However, Supporter Ownership Week is designed to highlight the channels through which things can be taken further, and Supporters Direct hopes a crowdfunding appeal can attract both financial support and attention.