Sentence examples for prevailing emphasis from inspiring English sources

And process rather than polished product is the prevailing emphasis.

As suggested, however, that denial may best be seen as limiting the scope of "disability" to the effects of exclusion and discrimination, or as rhetorical, countering the prevailing emphasis on biological causes of disadvantage.

In line with the prevailing emphasis on public accountability, and the associated distrust of professional expertise, Warnock claimed that simply replacing the expertise of doctors and scientists with that of philosophers was 'not only out of place, but totally unacceptable' (1985a, p. 96).

His first significant publication, Christian Nurture (1847), was a thorough critique of the prevailing emphasis placed on the conversion experience by revivalists.

This prevailing emphasis on metamorphosis, both spiritual and physical, is announced at the beginning of the show by a Kwakwaka'wakw transformation mask from around 1900 that depicts a thunderbird whose head opens like a flower to reveal a human face within.

This suggests that, contrary to the prevailing emphasis in the literature, the principal control of capacity of lymphocytes to infiltrate tumors might reside in the regulation of the processes of lymphocyte activation.

The focus in this study on individual level variables and targeted interventions is intended to complement the prevailing emphasis in ecological systems approaches on the implementation of universal programmes (Pepler et al., 2004; Swearer & Espelage, 2004), but not to replace them.

In the passionately eloquent prose style that became his trademark, Thompson attacked the prevailing Marxist emphasis on impersonal economic forces as the key vectors of historical change and Marxism's interpretation of 19th-century class consciousness as an automatic by-product of the new industrial factory system.