Sentence examples for usually to highlight from inspiring English sources

Often modern riots are compared with past and more cogent, politicized forms of protest, such as those of the socialist movements, usually to highlight how modern riots lack political argumentation.

Though usually quick to highlight the bank's mandate to control inflation, Mr. Trichet played down worries about prices.

I'm usually loth to highlight unconfirmed blog reports, but McWeeny has a superior track record to the likes of Latino Review (which started the Planet Hulk rumour).

Now he is usually careful to highlight the challenges that remain in Iraq, specifically citing the problems with the country's government and a corrupt police force.

The introduction of the bad forces to a plot can seep in many ways, but are still usually structured to highlight a hero's actions.

She asked local and international artists (including Cris Mendoza, Kambui Olujimi, David Prince, Jimmy McBride and Justin Cooper) to send her photographs of what happens in the periphery (photographs that are not art and are not documentary, but yet the photographs are part of the actual reality that we usually choose not to highlight).

Usually people tend to highlight the drawing and dining area with most expensive and trendy lights and these also match the walls and furniture.

The Mostly Mozart Festival, in its persistent search for variety, usually finds other composers to highlight.

Usually, this background is removed to highlight the carbon-related peaks, but we leave that in Figure 2 to show the absence of other peaks.

Supermarkets use sales circulars to highlight specific foods, usually at reduced prices.

You can usually tell which URL you want to highlight by looking closely at the URL.