Sentence examples for that emphasising from inspiring English sources

And it is not just that emphasising the upside or downside changes perceptions.

Early career researcher Reinecke agrees and says that emphasising the rigorous science that goes behind treatments like talking therapies is a place to start.

And he thinks that emphasising the craft element of programming might help with that stubbornly non-expanding pie – particularly with girls.

Jefferson [41] argues that emphasising equations and economic theories prevents researchers from focusing on complicated factors and their future implications.

He realised that emphasising the siege mentality at a club that is geographically remote from the Central Belt powerbases of Scottish football would be a powerful motivating factor for his players.

Their slick presentation on Saturday did just that, emphasising the economic and political strengths [not enjoyed by their rivals Madrid and Istanbul] but at the same time setting out an ambitious and exciting vision for the 2020 Games.

Another influence was Pietism, a movement within Lutheranism that emphasised hard work and shunned worldly amusements.

His choreography has a tautness that emphasises the ballet's sexual ambiguities and intrigues.

Yet it puts him within a narrative structure that emphasises his incomplete or belated understanding.

Any approach that emphasises continual problem-solving is important and worthwhile.

Beginning with the ice age, we explored a time line that emphasised First Nations' culture.