Sentence examples for lend emphasis from inspiring English sources

But she said the attention paid to her showed how little most people understand the deaf population and American Sign Language, which often depends on facial expressions and animated gestures to lend emphasis and emotion to communication.

Ari Fleischer, a spokesman for Mr. Bush, said the governors would lend emphasis to Mr. Bush's campaign theme that he is not a creature of the nation's gridlocked capital.

The new study doesn't change what we thought we knew, but it certainly lends emphasis.

The operatic tinge in Mr. Kaufmann's singing lends dramatic emphasis to the music.

The inequity in the feasibility of injury countermeasures around the world has caused concern, and lends further emphasis to the need for research on injuries in low and middle-income.

His Gare du Nord, Paris (1861 65), showed brilliantly how a language ultimately inspired by the triumphal arches of ancient Rome could lend an appropriate monumental emphasis to a major metropolitan railway terminus.

It also lends itself to emphasis on the common elements, to the extent that the folklorist describes The Black Bull of Norroway as the same story as Beauty and the Beast.

She made friends with her translators, she saw plays based on her books — with their emphasis on human speech, they lend themselves to the stage.

The initial emphasis on the violin music seems to lend the whole piece cinematic qualities.

There was an emphasis on creating an environment that would lend itself to rehabilitation — low-rise buildings, more human scale.

It is being played at the Celtic Manor Resort on the Twenty Ten course, designed with an emphasis on the risk-reward holes that lend themselves well to match play.