Sentence examples for that the emphasized from inspiring English sources

In his annotations, Berg indicates that the emphasized melodic notes in this movement fit the words of the lament "De Profundis Clamavi" ("I Have Cried From the Depths"), from Baudelaire's "Fleurs du Mal" ("Flowers of Evil"), in German translation.

It stood for the equality of all to interpret the Bible and a practical faith through charitable acts, while at the same time endorsing the political ambitions of Frederick I. It was a grassroots movement that the emphasized the personal nature of religion in contrast to establishment orthodoxy; politically, it allied itself with the common citizen over the nobility.

The main area of difference was that the emphasized masculine position is more a youth masculinity; in contrast the traditional masculinity position is a more mature position that is tightly correlated with particular expectations and responsibilities fitting of a man who has transited from being a youth to attaining the status of adulthood.

Dewey believed that technique that emphasizes the artist is obtrusive insofar as it does not carry the object to consummation.

At that time, the police emphasized that the report was unconfirmed, because rifle identification by sight can be difficult.

That emphasized that the tide had turned and our boys would be victorious.

Ballads were scarce in a concert that emphasized the vitality of Gershwin's music.

Cheng gave a speech (in Chinese) that emphasized the points of continuity in time, and balance.

There are exceptions (Siebel was a notable example of a culture that emphasized the suit).

In response, CPRAT attempted to introduce an alternative narrative that emphasized the importance of student participation.

Viverrini cholangiocarcinomas and observed multiple alterations that emphasized the potential role of CNAs in biliary carcinogenesis.