Sentence examples for over emphasizing from inspiring English sources

She echoed the band's dichotomous musical approach with her stage posture: half the time she bent over, emphasizing the pull of the rhythm, and half the time she straightened up and spread her arms, emphasizing the soaring vocal lines.

It is important to note there are drawbacks to over emphasizing a purely MDA method.

Unsustainability may result from (over) emphasizing one dimension over the others (Klooster 2010; Villamagna et al. 2013; Kopnina 2016) and thus, considering the 3D approach becomes essential.

"Java was there first," he said over and over, emphasizing the use of Java in feature phone operating systems like SavaJe and Danger and claiming that, prior to the introduction of Android to the market in 2008, almost all smartphones were running some form of Java.

I like to stick to reality, LOL! There's been some debate about the impact of mothers over emphasizing their daughter's good looks.

I don't care how it sounds and I don't care what you think," I said, over emphasizing the how and what for some kind of humorous effect, of which kind I wasn't certain.

The importance of focusing on providers and consumers of health care in efforts to improve efficiency cannot be over emphasized.

I cannot over emphasize the importance of pure water, not acidic reverse osmosis water that is in many bottled varieties.

Still, it may be equally ill-advised to "rescue" Dickinson from her loneliness by over-emphasizing a coiled or partially tamed sexuality waiting to burst forth.

I'm not sure if my eye isn't sufficiently trained to see the architecture beneath what actually happened on the court, or if Jackson is just, in retrospect, over-emphasizing his influence on the play — but I have to say I didn't see Rodman's screen to enable Jordan's layup on the penultimate play, or his threatened screen on the final play.

In one section of their argument, Kilcullen and Exum write that the experience of chasing down the leader of Al Qaeda in Iraq, Abu Musab Al-Zarqawi, demonstrates that targeting senior Al Qaeda leaders like Osama Bin Laden and Ayman Al-Zawahiri now in along the Pakistan-Afghan border "has only a slight and fleeting effect on levels of violence" and that "over-emphasizing it wastes resources".