Sentence examples for uses to emphasize from inspiring English sources

Despite his professed liking for Bates's "direct and concise" style, he quotes at length Bates' description of the tropics, with the James spends much space in his review quoting Bates's account of the strangling fig, called the "Murderer Liana or Sipo", which he uses to emphasize the "struggle for existence" between plants, as much as for animals.

He recently spent three days talking about global warming, a subject he used to emphasize his differences with Mr. Bush.

In the 20th century irony was often used to emphasize the multilayered, contradictory nature of modern (and postmodern) experience.

In fact, a a comedy team was used to emphasize what at the time seemed to be its amusing side effect.

Several also praised the multimedia display of the transcript of the Hoffman tape, which Christopher Morano, a deputy chief's state's attorney, used to emphasize Mr. Benedict's points.

Obama did not apologize at Hiroshima in May, a visit that he and Abe used to emphasize their elusive aspirations for a nuclear-free future.

All three are used to emphasize similarities and parallels between different things, but analogies are often used to help explain complex ideas by likening them to something familiar.

The remainder of the fund can include stocks outside the index, and is used to emphasize or de-emphasize the 10 sectors, depending on Mr. Enlund's economic outlook.

Three levels of pitch are employed: a basic reciting tone is embellished by neighbouring tones above and below, which are used to emphasize grammatical accents in the texts.

On other occasions, it is associated more exclusively with environmental constraints or environmental performance, and the expression environmental sustainability is used to emphasize that point.

The Los Angeles meeting, scheduled to address the initial outcry, was used to emphasize the importance of developing more extensive interaction between the Police Department and Muslim residents, the police said.