While the film provokes a jangling mental dislocation, the sense of a world out of joint, the motive for its production is political, and Marker emphasizes the grotesque injustice of an overwhelming American force deployed against its actual victims, the Vietnamese people.
Many years ago, Marks emphasized that pentose phosphate pathway is one of the important pathways for glucose metabolism in diabetes (Marks, 1956).
Sue Contessa's series of "Marked Voids" emphasizes rhythmic repetition as a way of creating layers as well as patterns.
Writing the word period at the end of a sentence uses the name of a punctuation mark to emphasize the work of a punctuation mark; in this case, writing period stresses finality or inescapability.
It is this point that the souvenirs miss, and that I give the exhibits designer, Ralph Appelbaum, high marks for emphasizing.
He chastised the plaintiff's lawyer, Stephen G. Homer, for his "unrestrained and unnecessary use of the bold, underline, and 'all caps' functions of word processing or his repeated use of exclamation marks to emphasize points in his briefs".
Good print advertising emphasizes the words, making them easy to read, so your message hits its mark.
One wonders why an article marking Louis Armstrong's centennial emphasizes an uncharacteristically anti-black statement by him (directed, in fact, at his political critics of the 60's); or why it indulges in racial caricaturing: "yard-wide smile," "pull him out of the gutter"; or how any of this supports the conclusion that Armstrong was a Victorian.
A learning Framework that emphasizes intentional teaching marks another departure from tradition because it focuses on teaching, learning and child development, rather than being oriented primarily to children's developmental progress.
(The punctuation is part of the name because "it emphasizes young women making their mark," Ms. Jung explained).
