Sentence examples for so emphasized from inspiring English sources

While some of the photos in the ads show couples in Italian settings, the settings were not so emphasized that the ads look like a tourism bureau put them out.

In certain evangelical circles, the concept is so emphasized that a girl who regrets having been sexually active is encouraged to declare herself a "secondary" or "born-again" virgin.

Photographs in the international editions of Bazaar and Vogue had so emphasized Ms. Renn's natural curves, and in some cases exaggerated them with lighting and digital manipulation, that he imagined her to be much larger, with the personality of a vixen, rather than the breathtaking but normal young woman who had come to tell him her story.

That "theory" and "thought" are so emphasized is important.

His new categories utilized some of the basic principles of traditional mechanics, to which he added the category of time and so emphasized acceleration.

Kant so emphasized the priority of the pure aspect of political philosophy that he wrote part of his essay "On the Common Saying: That May be Correct in Theory, but it is of No Use in Practice" in opposition to the view he associates with Hobbes that the politician need not be concerned with abstract right but only with pragmatic governance (8 289 306).

The prevailing commentary so emphasizes the once-unimagined uniqueness of Francis that the larger and longer context of his arrival goes unrecognized: the real meaning of this surprising Pope is being missed.

So emphasizing innovation carries risks.

One advantage of focusing on schemas is that doing so emphasizes that implicit bias is not a matter of straightforward antipathy toward members of socially stigmatized groups.

By so emphasizing the two elements of non-naturalism — its realism and commitment to the autonomy of ethics — Moore helped initiate a sequence of developments in 20th-century metaethics.

Include a visible countdown to Election Day so emphasize the importance of this election.