Sentence examples for to emphasise the differences from inspiring English sources

It is the modern way to use money to emphasise the differences in fate.

He is right to stress the influence on Arbus of her one-time teacher Lisette Model, and to emphasise the differences between their ostensibly similar work.

He's keen to emphasise the differences between the children, because he knows that the two productions – just a few minutes' walk from each other – will be compared by critics and seen to be competing.

Nowhere is the conflict more acute than in the field of X-rays, and the investigations of the past few years have all gone to emphasise the differences rather than to reconcile the warring interests.

He wanted to stress the similarity of their educational backgrounds, Ed Miliband preferred to emphasise the differences, but then Johnson pointed at Andrew Marr and declared: "Neither of us went to a school as smart as Loretto".

These studies serve to emphasise the differences between human and rat regulatory proteins and highlight the need for use of appropriate assays to decipher complex mutational mechanisms driving disease associations.

Therefore it is important to emphasise the difference between paradigms which have different objectives (to measure, control and predict in quantitative research, to describe and deepen the understanding of the complexity of human realities in qualitative research) [ 5] to which different methodologies are adequate.

The Black Caps cantered home inside eight overs with Lou Vincent, Brendon McCullum and Peter Fulton all hitting sixes to emphasise the difference in power between the sides.

The reasoning behind this was to emphasise the difference between the two classes.

Now, we can use much or a lot before an adjective or adverb to emphasise the difference.

But though this was a difficult time for him he says he did not suffer an episode of clinical depression during this period and is clear to emphasise the difference, for him, between mental illness and what might be described as unhappiness.