Sentence examples for more selective emphasis from inspiring English sources
Yet the effect of reading 76 pages of continuous slides is rather like that of listening to an orator who stresses every syllable, rather than placing a more selective emphasis on key points – eventually, the initial surprise of reading something in this format looses all meaning, and you're left looking at a brightly hued mess of words.
The same map is reported in (c) after a more selective de-emphasis function is applied.
Finally, Figure 8(c) shows the GCF map when a more selective de-emphasis function is applied ( and ).
Galapagos used to rely on rock to bring in a drinking crowd, but with a much lower rent the emphasis will tilt to other performing arts, and music programming will be more selective.
There was an emphasis on possible differences between conventional nonselective COX-2 inhibitors and the more selective COX-2 inhibitors, as recently classified by Warner and Mitchell [ 20].
This enables examiners to be more selective and provides them with a deeper look into that filing population, which naturally leads to a greater emphasis on enforcement within it.
Mr. Bush is not alone in selective emphasis.
Consumers became more selective.
Now he is more selective".
I was more selective thereafter".
