Sentence examples for to emphasize the idea from inspiring English sources

"Basically, we decided to emphasize the idea of public television rather than the initials PBS," Mr. Geismar said.

To emphasize the idea of the created FPE, seven remarks direct the roadmap towards being a utility tool for robot navigation.

The rationale behind this is to emphasize the idea that bringing your dreams and passions to fruition depends on the help and support of those around you.

But if Bezos and company want to try, they might do better to emphasize the idea that lowering prices will increase the audience for books—a minor point in Tuesday's post.

Top McCain officials gathered recently with chiefs of staff to House Republicans to emphasize the idea that it is to their mutual advantage to pull together as the election unfolds.

But if Bezos and company want to try, they might do better to emphasize the idea that lowering prices will increase the audience for books — a minor point in Tuesday's post.

Artists have started to emphasize the ideas behind their works, connecting form to content.

Furthermore, as all our treatments affecting cell contacts (dissociation, N-cadherin-Mo or NCD2 blocking antibody) also affect the ability of the cell to chemotax, our data emphasize the idea that collective chemotaxis is CIL dependent.

Art director Brian McEntee suggested that Belle be the only character to wear blue in order emphasize the idea that she is different and an outcast.

The advocates hold occasional conferences to compare notes, she said, but they emphasize the idea of independence.

Contemporary exhibitions like "Picasso: the Women Behind the Artist," currently on display at San Francisco's de Young Museum, or "Madame Cezanne," at the Metropolitan Museum, only serve to emphasize the longevity of this idea.