Sentence examples for quality emphasized from inspiring English sources

The production is essentially a series of striking tableaus, a visual quality emphasized for those of us who don't speak German and can only glean that the supertitles must be severely truncated.

Pettibon's approach is also reminiscent of the directness of children's art, a quality emphasized in the show by drawings that he made as a kid but only recently inscribed.

The self-professed "pop culture nerd" told the audience she thinks what constitutes a strong characters is often misinterpreted, and instead were presented with "two dimensional super women" who exhibit a single quality emphasized heavily in the narrative, but not much else.

You can't blame them: Arnold and her extraordinary cinematographer, Robbie Ryan, keep their camera close to their leading lady, who has both a spunky-sultry impudence and a profile worthy of a Greek coin — a quality emphasized repeatedly in Ryan's ravishing square-frame compositions.

We conclude that a mobile business application's design should focus on process quality, emphasizing functional support for operational tasks in a specific work context while ensuring system quality, which is largely affected by technology platform choices.

Educational services quality, emphasizing student satisfaction, is a newly emerging field of concern in the medical sciences universities of Iran.

Uncertainty about future impacts, coupled with evidence that climate change may lead to more variable food quality, emphasizes the need to maintain and strengthen existing structures and policies to regulate food production, monitor food quality and safety, and respond to nutritional and safety issues that arise.

Other aesthetic qualities emphasized by classical scholars and critics are en ("charming"), okashi ("amusing"), and sabi (having the beauty of old, faded, worn, or lovely things).

The Institute of Medicine report "Crossing the Quality Chasm", emphasized high quality care should be safe, timely, effective, efficient, equitable, and patient-centered [ 1].

Most surveys of drug quality emphasize sampling from licensed pharmacies and dispensaries, not hospitals or even the informal, unregulated markets.

TQM and other quality initiatives emphasized incremental process improvement and there was no explicit provision for radical and innovative changes in processes.