But, also within the framework of medieval Scholasticism, a dispute was always brewing between the dialecticians, who emphasized or overemphasized reason, and those who stressed the suprarational purity of faith.
The "supernatural" tales are somewhat overemphasized with regard to their literary quality; the dozen "Tales of French Life" shift the balance away from stories of sex toward stories of avarice and ambition, and the effect is almost to package a bowdlerized Maupassant for "modern times".
The voice-over manipulation continued as Ms. Sebestyen and Mr. Urzelai were directed to "stop, sit down and stand up" to the point of overemphasized exhaustion.
Not everyone was enthralled, though, the former players Barron and Garms said.During pep rallies, some students studying to be preachers instead attended chapel, Barron said".I don't think they were praying for a win," she said".I think they were praying because they thought Wayland overemphasized basketball".
That the anecdote can even be believed owes much to Churchill's well-earned but overemphasized reputation as a bon vivant [6].
He said the Bloomberg administration had overemphasized test scores in schools, had allowed too many street stops by police, had imposed too many fines and penalties on businesses, and had allowed property assessments and water rates to rise too quickly.
The labor groups want to reframe a debate that they believe has overemphasized service cuts and cast public workers as selfish and overpaid.
This ambiguity, however, should not be overemphasized.
Although some observers believe that data collection, especially in the Internet age, has been overemphasized at the expense of analysis, computer technology and the application of artificial intelligence, which allow computer programs to organize mammoth amounts of raw material for analysts, promise to make the tidal wave of information manageable.
European and American scholars have often overemphasized the so-called "life-negating" aspects of Hinduism the rigorous disciplines of Yoga, for example.
Unfortunately, he overemphasized the separation of executive, judicial, and legislative powers, considerable in Locke's day but by his own time tending to be concentrated in the sovereignty of Parliament.
