Sentence examples for one-sided emphasis from inspiring English sources
But all this is lost in Huntington's one-sided emphasis on the Anglo-Protestant role in defining America.
Mr. Bush's one-sided emphasis on Iraq is not the only explanation for these multiple reverses, but it figures in all of them.
The second case is the one-sided emphasis on scale-up of fuel cells, whereas scale-down (miniaturization) has much to offer.
If you were raised to enjoy the activity and process of improvement — as I was — that sets you up to "improve toward success". As Einstein said, "the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results". A one-sided emphasis on effort alone would seem to encourage this kind of insanity.
While frameworks for mathematical competencies are clearly important for describing learning goals and measuring learning in schools, a one-sided emphasis on such frameworks may, given their inherent process orientation, tend to lead attention away from the body of knowledge aspect of mathematics.
A one-sided emphasis of caring as an ideal and moral imperative in nursing can be an unattainable vision, the moral imperative ought to be balanced with students and faculty learning and demonstrating nursing actions and skills that are caring [ 54].
Many non-governmental organisations have a similar emphasis on third world food exports, but concentrate on calling for "one-sided protectionism": tariff reductions in the developed world, but their retention in developing countries to allow them to protect themselves.
As Cohen himself later argued in essays such as 'Reconsidering Historical Materialism', the emphasis on production may appear one-sided, and ignore other powerful elements in human nature.
McNeill said Johnson's emphasis on the era's cultural achievements is similarly one-sided in its dismissal of political and religious affairs, but praised the book's "interesting details and idiosyncratic judgments".
