Sentence examples for nothing to emphasize from inspiring English sources

But form and content are, of course, wedded, and simply noting that Wagner indulges every form from the prose poem to the one-line poem, from diaristic and unpuncuated gab to coupleted lyrics, does nothing to emphasize what really matters here: That Wagner encodes within each form its own temperament and way of seeing, and in doing so illustrates the searching nature of most Great poetry.

She acknowledged that she worked with him but nothing more, other than to emphasize that her father, Richard, is her coach.

The problems of 1980 and 2010 manifested themselves differently, but they led to the same conclusion: that the modern monetary system — called "fiat money" by critics to emphasize that nothing real stands behind the value of currencies — does not work.

Obviously, by posing wrong-doing against losing one's life, Socrates means to emphasize that nothing outweighs in positive value the disvalue of doing unjust actions.

We can't comment further until we know more, but want to emphasize that nothing is more important to us than the safety of our community".

While the development of Jmol SMILES and Jmol SMARTS was—not surprisingly Jmol, it is important to emphasize that nothing that is presented here is limited to use in Jmol.

I wish to emphasize that nothing I teach is religious in nature.

However, we need to emphasize that nothing will ever be fully satisfying and rejection is part of it as is acceptance.

"I want to emphasize, it has nothing to do with the clock; it's up to the refs," Thorn said.

Piketty is certainly right to emphasize that there was nothing natural or inevitable about the income compression that occurred in the middle of the twentieth century.

I want to emphasize that there is nothing evil or destructive in an increase in debt that is proportional to an increase in income or assets.