Sentence examples for often emphasised from inspiring English sources

The income inequality is often emphasised by racial inequality.

In his public statements Barakat has often emphasised the independence of the judicial process.

And as Wallace often emphasised, the heavily mediated, technology-filled world of Pynchon's and Gaddis's satires no longer seemed all that far removed from reality.

Partly because of this, the priorities at trust board level have often emphasised productivity, targets and efficiencies to the detriment of a focus on quality and safety.

Though Aristotle himself often emphasised that his conclusions about the physical world were merely provisional, his medieval followers went much further on his behalf.

ChildLine research on the issue reported: "Young people suffering from anorexia often emphasised how they felt they would be much happier and more accepted if they were slimmer.

They often emphasise the benefits of knowledge and skills transfers, but are cheaper.

Much of this new building is mediocre, with public buildings often emphasising giganticism and grandeur rather than style.

Sandwich degree often emphasise work experience over the potential of learning from work and are not always the most meaningful episode in a lengthened degree programme.

Traditionally, it was taboo for black performers to play white characters: in this show, that's exactly that they do – by turns "benevolent", bungling, belligerent or frigid as dry ice, often emphasising the arrogance of white power.

We also - honouring Britten's radical work as his own producer, so often emphasising economy of means and the importance of place - asked them to work in a very particular way.