"It stresses its great appreciation for the women of Egypt".
Unlike some groups that arose out of New Thought, it stresses its agreements with traditional Christianity.
However, it stresses its opposition to "an open-borders approach", accepting the need for some immigration controls.
The occasional designation of sonata form as compound binary form is useful in that it stresses its origins in the earlier form, but notes its added complexity.
Netflix intentionally stresses its systems with software it calls its "Chaos Monkey".
While imaginary identification has an organizing role in mental life, Lacan [ 16, 22, 23] stresses its accompanying tendency for misrecognition: it masks the heterogeneity of the subject through sustaining a sense of self-unity [ 16].
No wonder Moleskine, appealing to those aspiring to culture and creativity, stresses its links with earlier users of the notebooks, and no wonder it spends heavily on defending its brand.
And he stresses its overall moral consequences for the individual, the quality known as saintliness.
There are inevitable mutterings that the emerging administration, which stresses its transitional nature, lacks accountability.
Facing rising costs, the board stresses its duty to stay within its budget and hold down monthly fees.
…common an interpretation of human existence in the world that stresses its concreteness and its problematic character.
