Sentence examples for language emphasizes from inspiring English sources

The game he writes about is one that, like language, emphasizes the closed system, makes a fetish of it ("Out!").

Even China's diplomatic language emphasizes toeing the party's line on history rather than discerning present-day interests, and it assumes that only one position in international affairs — usually China's — can be correct.

We get not one, but two accounts of man's creation, and in each one the language emphasizes the creativity of the act.

The difference between Kant's stronger and weaker language seems mainly to be that his stronger language emphasizes that our belief or practical knowledge about freedom is unshakeable and that it in turn provides support for other morally grounded beliefs in God and the immortality of the soul.

My native language emphasizes the adjective since it comes first.

In a blog post, the company said: "The updated language emphasizes that Twitter will not tolerate behavior intended to harass, intimidate, or use fear to silence another user's voice.

His approach is great for reading aloud to small children, since his short sentences and rhythmic language emphasize character.

At the suggestion of investigators, it included language emphasizing that employees should report accusations of child abuse immediately.

Real companies use polished language, emphasize a job's duties and use corporate e-mail addresses, not Yahoo or Gmail accounts.

That concern prompted the bill's sponsors to add language emphasizing that drivers would not be penalized for responding to regular passenger hails.

Though not abandoning its original constructivist agenda, the council put the arithmetic back in math, by adding language emphasizing accuracy, efficiency and basic skills like memorizing the multiplication tables.