Sentence examples for rather emphasized from inspiring English sources

They didn't really challenge my findings but rather emphasized their take that SSI helps a lot of kids who truly are in need.

Rather emphasized Redford as citizen as well as fine actor.

Rather than employing the standard cover shot for the advertising campaign, marketing rather emphasized the nude group shot, alongside a quote from Och's Billboard review, describing the group as a "bad bunch of electric Southern longhairs".

Making parents part of the strategy: In the autumn 2009 wave, the Department of Education did not plan to close schools with influenza activity but rather emphasized teaching students preventive measures (e.g., wash/sanitize hands often, avoid touching mouth and nose etc) and parents were instructed to keep children home if they had ILI.

While working with a care plan and involving clients turned out to be major targets for quality improvement in somatic wards and homecare, representatives rather emphasized the need to improve the safety of the living environment and the availability of client-centered activities.

With regard to the required communication skills for breaking bad news, even though the focus has also been on how things are said [ 9- 14] 14] - by identifying communication practices concerning most notably how physicians respond to cancer patients' problems and concerns - it has rather emphasized what kind of information is conveyed or gathered [ 4, 6- 8, 13, 15].

But he's never rude, and he would rather emphasize the intelligent and cultured side of himself".

He added that U.S. Lacrosse would rather emphasize education and rules enforcement and keep the game unchanged.

Ms. Caparella is not trying to celebrate the evildoers, but rather emphasize how their philosophy of hate is akin to that of the Nazis.

Even if Mr. Obama remains untouched by the investigation, it shines a light on the corrupt politics of the state he emerged from and takes attention away from the agenda of change he would rather emphasize.

"We really make an effort, not to have a simply Eurocentric program in terms of study and performance, but rather emphasize music from other countries, especially American music," said George B. Stauffer, dean of Mason Gross.