Sentence examples for restore emphasis from inspiring English sources

They felt the highway was better known to locals as The Penetrator, and they wished to restore emphasis to Truth, they asked for the "Sojourner Truth Downtown Parkway" name to be applied to "M-66 between Interstate 94 and Hamblin".

The first was to restore an emphasis on accuracy that is central to its credibility today.

Cherry is trying to fight G.M.'s reliance on market data, to restore the emphasis on a junior designer's execution of the senior designer's vision that unearthed the cars of the 30's through the 60's.

Why is it in the interest of our global humanity to find an alternate resolution so as to restore more emphasis on our togetherness than on savagery?

"The benefits of restoring an emphasis on geological surveying at USGS would be significant," they wrote in a letter to Obama.

The act forming the NEA and the NEH was signed into law by President Lyndon B. Johnson in 1965, in response to a movement to restore due attention and emphasis to the arts in an age driven by scientific innovation and exploration ― an imbalance that hasn't gone away, as universities today focus on STEM and slash humanities funding.

"I am glad that Wachtmeister has restored the original emphasis on manipulation," Dr. Dawkins said.

Restoring his original emphasis on light and openness, Mr. Makau replaced one of Mr. Zilius's exterior walls with glass, and other walls between bedrooms with Plexiglas.

In so emphasizing the doctrine of episcopal collegiality, Vatican II was responding to the findings of modern New Testament and patristic scholarship concerning the nature of the primitive and ancient church; the council insisted that it was restoring an ecclesiological emphasis of great antiquity.

Although it is the physician's duty to illustrate the possibility of completely restoring health, considerable emphasis should be put on the adverse effects of the procedure.

Although it is his duty to illustrate the possibility of completely restoring health, considerable emphasis must be put on the adverse effects of the procedure, particularly the possibility of dying and the development of severe acute and/or chronic GvHD.