Sentence examples for mistaken emphasis from inspiring English sources

It's also worth noting that this mistaken emphasis on the next few decades is nearly universal.

I think it is mistaken emphasis because there is little understanding and appreciation of how climate change will seriously impact on our economy.

The mistaken emphasis placed on Dugas that saw him placed as a key link between the spread of HIV/Aids between the east and west coasts of the US in the 1984 study, he said, was likely down to Dugas's efforts to help researchers.

With its mistaken emphasis on the singularity of the Idea of art, Romantic fulfilment only coincides with the infinity of the unconditioned, meaning that fulfilment is an essentially non-historical category of the infinite.

Though there are a couple of nondance moments when she is in danger of giving a mistaken "acting" emphasis (as in the "late entrance" and when she regards the men who will bear her aloft at the end), and though her loosened fair hair is actually too long and intrusive for the final Elegy, her sheer freshness and destiny-driven urgency are more than welcome.

The new genomics center will take up four topics: risks of discrimination and a mistaken public emphasis on "genetic determinism"; fallacies about race; genetics and medicine; and stem cell biology.

But, don't mistake the analog emphasis for nostalgia.

And to let that happen is to suffer from a mistake of emphasis; college should be a part of, but not the entire scope of, your existence for the next few years.

A good mathematician is not necessarily someone who is fast at their multiplication tables; the emphasis on arithmetic is mistaken.

Hence, the idea that such confusion is threatened by "any crossing of species boundaries involving human beings" (Robert and Baylis 2003, 10; emphasis added) is surely mistaken.

Arguments for the emphasis on the need to classify people as "mixed race" actually serves to calcify the much-believed but greatly mistaken idea that race is real.