Sentence examples for overly emphasised from inspiring English sources
From the opening credits of The Killer Inside Me, Winterbottom takes us into the strange, small-town world of Central City, in the west Texas of the 1950s, a period well established but not overly emphasised in the elegiac manner of The Last Picture Show.
However, Evans may have overly emphasised a political interpretation of the sermon for his own political gain; the see of Derry had just opened and Evans wished to have his friend William Nicolson take the position.
Bearing this in mind, this does not mean that HIV disclosure discussions are without purpose, but rather, that they should not be overly emphasised as effective and efficacious prevention strategies.
All parties declare themselves happy with the numbers, although they are careful not to frame the context – it's a film that probably won't satisfy Wheatley's broadest audience – in ways that overly emphasise its intrinsic uncommerciality.
Although they did not overly emphasise the time issue, it was of some significance as most GPs have between 5 to 15 minutes per patient to cover the issues that need to be addressed during the consultation.
At the societal level, this may entail a type of victim-blaming towards those not ageing 'actively' in the traditional sense, by overly emphasising individual responsibility: if frail older adults had made the right choices and engaged in the right lifestyle, they would not be in this vulnerable situation (Martinson 2006-07).
But they don't emphasise their heritage.
In many countries of the region, economic uncertainty has combined with weakening social capital, an embryonic and fragile civil society, a poorly resourced and overly vertically structured health system, and public policies tackling drug use that have emphasised law enforcement and security at the expense of public health.
Others emphasised health care.
"She never emphasised her suffering.
