Sentence examples for much emphasized from inspiring English sources

But the field, despite its much emphasized promise, faces many serious uncertainties.

That defensive tactics have become the standard of international play in both sports, and that these teams have not much emphasized them, is perhaps not sufficiently underlined.

It is a point much emphasized by Iraqi officials, who have encouraged foreign reporters to follow the inspection teams and roam freely about the plants afterward.

But I think that the eccentricity of Silvers's movement has been too much emphasized, or the stress is always on what she has done without (virtuosity, legibility), as opposed to what she has achieved.

For one thing, the series makes extremely graphic a point much emphasized by the Berkeley economist J. Bradford DeLong in his already classic though not yet complete book "Slouching Towards Utopia" (the Internet has definitely scrambled the old rules of scholarship!): economic statistics greatly understate the real extent of material progress over the last century.

The official pattern for the pussyhat could take hours to make, Betsy Greer, a writer who popularized the term "craftivism," in the early two-thousands, said; that time commitment hasn't been much emphasized in reports of the marches, even though it "may signify that we are ready to take action in a way we haven't seen before".

The contrast between 'singular' and 'general' propositions has been much emphasized by Kaplan (1978 , 1989.

In none of these belief systems education is as much emphasized as in the Confucian tradition (Zhao 2011).