Sentence examples for sort of emphasises from inspiring English sources

So the land sort of emphasises these tensions and changes?

The more hair-shirt sort of environmentalism emphasises the idea of moving away from fossil-fuel use (though not, heaven forfend, towards nuclear power).

The violent dogmatism witnessed by Spinoza is exactly the sort of thing emphasised by modern atheists who claim, like Russell, that religion is a harmful force in the world.

The party emphasises the sort of issues that were until recently the preserve of single-issue campaigners.

It is surprising that Gordon Brown, the sort of politician who likes to emphasise responsibilities as well as rights and who is looking for ways of embodying civic duties in law, has not suggested compulsory voting for Britain in his package of constitutional reforms.

Rather, it is the sort of questions that the HsW model emphasises that distinguishes it from priority setting models that are predominantly concerned with the narrower question of allocation within a program budget.

It emphasises the public concern about this sort of behaviour".

But some of the work is also beautifully and sensuously painted; the sparseness of the imagery, especially in the work of his final years, seems to serve to emphasise the paint, offering it a sort of transcendent power.

The Hymns and Psalms form their own sort of liturgy and attempt to reform Anglican liturgy by emphasising God's place in nature.

The Republican plan emphasises border security but also gives undocumented immigrants some sort of legal status.

But first it is worth emphasising that any such comparison, far from being some sort of jibe, shows how far Mr Bush has come.