Sentence examples for might emphasize its from inspiring English sources
It might emphasize its demand for completion of the full recount in Miami-Dade County, where officials suspended their recount on Wednesday, while it might de-emphasize complaints about the butterfly ballot in Palm Beach County that may have confused voters.
Where another filmmaker exploring the same material might emphasize its homoerotic subtext, Ms. Denis is in search of something deeper, more elemental and ultimately more elusive.
A software company might want to emphasize the quality and simplicity of its products (hence, Apple) while an accounting firm might want to emphasize its accuracy.
The Soviet Union did not emphasize its armed might in Red Square today.
COLDPLAY Among the rumors bandied about regarding "Mylo Xyloto," the fifth Coldplay album, is that it might emphasize acoustic music more than usual, but Coldplay manages to make soft music sound gargantuan, so that might not matter.
It might emphasize biotechnology, nanotechnology, and the development of artificial intelligence, with all the manifest benefits to productivity and lifestyle such breakthroughs would bring.
Acknowledging that "some might emphasize the ways in which the CRC has fallen short" of its lofty aims, Ms. Bellamy argued that the concrete achievements attributable to the treaty had confirmed its stature as "a fountainhead for the lasting improvement of children's lives".
I might emphasize that I'm not lauding the turbo simply because it's faster.
CHANGES Although he expects no fundamental changes, Dr. Stuart said he might emphasize research a bit more than his predecessor had, particularly since the National Institute of Health is doubling its research budget.
On the other hand, if things stay confrontational, the administration might emphasize dismantling of environmental regulations as a way to demonstrate that it doesn't need Congress to act.
"Some references might emphasize conscientiousness, and some interviewers might focus on extraversion.
