Sentence examples for mass emphasised from inspiring English sources

The new mass emphasised the horizontal, communitarian dimension of Catholicism.

Although the Anglican mass emphasises the Epistle to the Romans, Swift relied on Corinthians in order to combat religious schismatic tendencies in a similar manner to his criticism of dissenters in "On Mutual Subjection".

The dark tribal sportswear aims for a mass visceral effect, emphasising the primitivist force of the work.

They frame discussions about life and the living in terms of reading/writing/editing, designing/engineering and mass production, thus emphasising the power, but not really the responsibility, of science and scientists.

Of course, it's not taste that is the motivation now: as Post emphasised in his press conference, the mass consumption of meat is expensive, unhealthy and environmentally disastrous.

Crucially, they emphasised the ways in which consumerism and mass culture – from film to TV to pop music – lull us into a pleasant enough ideological slumber.

The importance of mass spectrometry for the confirmation of mycotoxin identity is emphasised, e.g. in [ 1].

Communications support in the current CPC has emphasised two areas: (1) high level advocacy and (2) mass media approaches to behaviour change, with some attention to equipping health workers to conduct interpersonal communication.

19 20 The mass media tend to emphasise criminal stories which can draw attention from the audience.

The effects of damage factors such as the mass of the impactor, incident energy, and number of impacts on their post-impact behaviour were emphasised.

It must be emphasised that cytological diagnosis may not be adequate for diagnosis and categorisation of an abdominal mass, and tissue biopsy should be considered.