Sentence examples for over highlighting from inspiring English sources

Mr. McCain's campaign ran an ad called "Passed Over," highlighting the fact that she had not been seriously examined for the vice-presidential slot.

This review summarises the current evidence base for the treatment of breast cancer in women aged 70 or over, highlighting where controversies exist.

"The first task was to remodel the face on the gorilla to look like Alan's profile without resorting to caricature or ridicule of over highlighting elements which would lose the reality effect," said Mr Daniels.

Carmen Dell'Orifice is of this school as well, preferring a gentle frosting process over highlighting the patches of brunette that course through her crown.

Instructors begin the day with a lesson over breakfast highlighting terms that might be encountered (from "walking sticks" and "boats" to "blisters") followed by 8 to 10 miles of hiking (usually three to five hours).

On Radio 3 the gender balance was better with the network given over to highlighting music by women through the ages, though of course it raised the inevitable question as to why female composers don't get a higher billing as a matter of course.

Wilson's ideas for solutions will delight and appal green campaigners: "The education of women is the best way to save the environment," he begins, highlighting over-population.

Re-reading material over and over again while highlighting key concepts is a common learning strategy.

De Blasio began by returning to accomplishments over the past year, highlighting reform at the city's jails, the expansion of free prekindergarten for over 50,000 city residents and the reduction of stop-and-frisk policing.

However, hours after he outlined his plans, the Conservatives faced a backlash over an advert highlighting changes to beer and bingo taxes.

Focusing on the clear and critical knowledge gap regarding landscape urbanization relationships in contemporary China, this article examines the fundamental role of landscape in China's urbanization over the last four decades, highlighting administrative, economic and political changes as underlying drivers.