Sentence examples for point is emphasized from inspiring English sources

The point is emphasized by a central gallery holding more than 60 photographs of the artists and poets represented in the show.

This point is emphasized in a study of ancient-Greek laws attributed to Benjamin Franklin, though apparently composed by the founding editor of the Western Minerva, who published it in 1820.

(That point is emphasized when Aruni can't remember him even though she had a crush on him earlier.) When the banality of the sentiments expressed finally becomes more oppressive than the ghosts or the attempts to banish the thoughtlessness of the caste system, one thought rings out: "Mansion by the Lake" may require the kind of vacation the title suggests.

Only one point is emphasized here: the modern world is in an era of common alignment.

This rebellion point is emphasized by the cigarette, which sounds like it's reading a little older than the age of the actual son, and probably showing some pushback (a la James Dean).

This important point is emphasized in the revised Discussion.

This point was emphasized repeatedly today by Republicans, who compared the board's action to changing the rules in the third quarter of a football game.

This point was emphasized by Article 58 of the 1977 constitution, giving citizens the right to take complaints against administrative actions to the courts.

On early compass cards the north point was emphasized by a broad spearhead and the letter T for tramontana, the name given to the north wind.

The point being emphasized just now is that the motivation for this instance of the turn to action theory is anti-psychologism about practical rationality.

This point was emphasized in a recent guest post by Jason Saul on change.org.org