Sentence examples for to emphasize the limits from inspiring English sources

Still, Chief Justice George took pains to emphasize the limits of the ruling.

Where Martin Luther King used eschatological language as a spur to political change, Graham used eschatology to emphasize the limits of politics.

Representative Nancy Pelosi of California, the House Democratic leader, sought in a statement to emphasize the limits of the policy's impact, as well as the law's broader benefits.

Both the chief justice and Justice Alito wrote concurring opinions to "emphasize the limits of today's holding," as Justice Alito put it.

In deference to China, the Clinton administration tended to emphasize the limits of the American relationship to Taiwan and to portray Beijing's "reunification" with Taiwan as an accepted goal.

Canes-Wrone was careful to emphasize the limits of her findings.

Nevertheless, it is important to emphasize the limit of these results, already mentioned in our 'Participants' section; since we are re-analyzing four studies (two population and two clinical studies), although measures and procedures are identical for assessing cognitive plasticity, our criteria for inclusion are not exactly the same (those "healthy" individuals and 90+ years and older).

Clearly, then, Hobbes employs his empiricist principles to emphasize the "narrow limits of our phantasy", which puts knowledge of God beyond the scope of human understanding.

Parmenides is the only Presocratic before Philolaus to emphasize the role of limit in his account of reality.

Further recommendations were made in 1998 to emphasize the need for limiting mucosal exposure to potential sources of B virus (19, 28 ).

The organic square of entrepreneurship appears as an interesting tool to emphasize the positive aspects and the limits of the economic and social context that conditions entrepreneurship.