Sentence examples for similarly emphasized from inspiring English sources

In the Spanish kingdoms he similarly emphasized the rights of the church against the crown.

Models at Peter Pilotto and Iris van Herpen wore a youthful slick of what looked like Vaseline on their lids; at Alexander Wang and Lanvin the area was similarly emphasized but with an added hint of rose gold or taupe.

Trump's statement similarly emphasized other changes to the immigration system.

National Review's editors also acknowledged problems, but similarly emphasized that it was all... the president's fault.

Other studies on adolescents with CFS have similarly emphasized the need for friends as an important factor for well-being [ 9, 40].

The desirability of low-dose schedules has been similarly emphasized in recently published therapeutic guidelines [ 17], which also suggest that better patient selection and the use of purine analogues can improve the pharmacological profile of CsA in its indication for UC.

Frye's other critical works The Well-Tempered Critic (1963), The Secular Scripture: A Study of the Structure of Romance (1976), Northrop Frye on Shakespeare (1986), and Words with Power: Being a Second Study of "The Bible and Literature" (1990)—similarly emphasize symbols and group myths in literature and the systematic classification of literary symbols, genres, and criticism.

(Rescher 2000 (Ch. 9) similarly emphasizes the "isomorphism" of theoretical and practical reason.

Levine (2005) similarly emphasizes the role of PPM in contributing to the overall success of the enterprise.

Some scholars similarly emphasize an organization's age as having significantly higher variance explanation power than mere size (Cefis and Marsili 2005; Klepper 2002; Thornhill and Amit 2003).

Similarly, emphasizing that energy is the problem and that the solution can be found with another energy source is probably counterproductive in the short run and may be disastrous in the long run.