Sentence examples for order emphasises from inspiring English sources

It's a limited stylistic span, but the order emphasises the differences between the songs, not their similarities.

Known as the "soldiers of Christ" after the military bearing of their founder (who discovered his vocation, it is claimed, after reading a book on the lives of the saints in a hospital when recovering from war wounds) the order emphasises education, particularly their belief in the importance of learning languages, and the need for missionary evangelism in the life of a priest.

Many for-profit contractors live in armed compounds, something that traditional NGOs eschew in order to emphasise their neutrality.

"Above all we are targeting non-gamers, situating each game and machine in its historical context in order to emphasise its importance as heritage," Neutres explains.

In order to emphasise his central point that Casanova's life should be understood as a series of performances, Kelly organises his biography into Acts and Scenes.

Forty years ago, when LeWitt chose it to describe his way of working, he did so in order to emphasise the importance of ideas in art.

Welter said the foundation was refraining from calling the expansive exhibition space a museum in order to emphasise it is open to all cultural projects and art forms.

Langham admitted downloading child pornography, but told the court he was pleading not guilty in order to emphasise that he was not a paedophile.

Manchester had been chosen over London to host the national service in order to emphasise the fact that the losses came from across the country.

He doesn't make a song and dance about the price of cappuccinos or the existence of garlic bread in order to emphasise his Yorkshire roots.

Both relate the example of Waco to earlier events in order to emphasise the consistency of millenarian thought through the ages.