Sentence examples for powerful emphasis from inspiring English sources

The entrees were almost as satisfying as the appetizers, but their huge size and powerful emphasis on garlic must be noted.

Ms. Graff's tender and wise rendition of "Next Best Thing to Love," a paean to a lost connection, remains a showstopper, but it now provides the show with a powerful emphasis of its newly found theme, that living life fervently yields rewards, even in disappointment.

The country has excellent research infrastructure for life science and physical science, a powerful emphasis on collaborative projects and shared facilities, strong government funding of research, and an openness to scientists of all types – and particularly life scientists – from around the world.

Let's first look at the powerful emphasis on financial expertise and proficiency inherent in the management as reflected in the VICE natal chart.

Delivered from the steps of Old North at Georgetown University (making this alum very proud), I was struck by the powerful emphasis on science, speed, and investment in the clean, modern energy resources that will fuel our future.

But they're essential, providing a pulse that the rest of the orchestra is attuned to, or adding a rousing emphasis to powerful moments (as Gilliam surely will get to do in Thursday night's Verdi Requiem).

IT'S been said that the distinctions between Bordeaux and California are rapidly diminishing, and that the singular finesse, elegance and longevity that have long characterized good Bordeaux wines have given way to a New World emphasis on powerful fruit flavors and easy accessibility.

This MiniReview describes the major findings that have led to the development of this powerful technique, with an emphasis on the use of Escherichia coli and filamentous phage as a tool allowing powerful selection procedures from large libraries as well as the use of intracellular expression of antibody fragments as a new class of neutralizing molecules with a potential use in therapy.

Because of his emphasis on powerful individuals, Carlyle was not particularly fond of democracy.

Both JBL and LG also have smart display products in the pipeline that seem to place more of an emphasis on powerful sound, but the whole boombox look that they have going just doesn't do it for me.

Four elements seemed central: a focus on interests, not ideology or past history, as the basis for relations among states; recognition of the need to deal with "who is powerful," whoever they are; emphasis on the interconnectedness of the region's issues; and secularism vs. extremism as a central dynamic in the region and a particular threat to Syrian stability.