Sentence examples for managing to emphasize from inspiring English sources

The interim leader was conceding the new reality of his country's relationship with the United States but also managing to emphasize his personal commitment to his people to end their long cycle of fratricidal vengeance.

Somehow you always managed to emphasize that instead of carping on what was wrong.

It's a simple but genius idea which manages to emphasize what APC does so well: simple shapes in exactly-right-for-now colours.

Instead, the curators have managed to emphasize the work itself over the identities of the artists and, crucially, without using this approach as a justification for excluding work by women and artists of color.

All this is positive economic news, yet most of what we read or hear today are the stories that manage to emphasize whatever bad news the press can find.

In a review of the performance, Nadeska Alexis felt that the singer managed to emphasize "the weight of... [the] lyrics" while performing the song.

Mr. Bavouzet is remarkable in slow movements, and he plays the opening Adagio with tremendous flexibility, a lightness of touch that manages paradoxically to emphasize the carefulness of his conception, his seriousness of purpose.

Levine quotes It Takes a Pillage author Nomi Prins, a former Goldman Sachs managing director, to emphasize that banks will not act in the public good on their own.

Informants emphasized the importance of good communication with the patients in clinical practice and acknowledged that managing to establish good communication could reflect their self actualization.

Despite its status as family-controlled company, Campbell has been managed over the last decade to emphasize the quarterly results favored by Wall Street analysts and large outside investors.

It has managed to stay on newsstands by emphasizing creativity; fostering a young, inexpensive staff; adapting quickly to the Web; and forging a close relationship with advertisers and readers.