Sentence examples for was intended to emphasize from inspiring English sources

Gibraltar was not involved in the negotiations and the referendum was intended to emphasize the pre-emptive rejection of any such move.

Mr. Bush had been criticizing Michael S. Dukakis, the Democratic nominee, for vetoing a bill making the Pledge of Allegiance mandatory in schools, and the stop was intended to emphasize Mr. Bush's patriotism.

Use of the hard edge, the simple form, and the linear rather than painterly approach was intended to emphasize two-dimensionality and to allow the viewer an immediate, purely visual response.

Mr. Xi's use of the term "core interests" was intended to emphasize the existence of a line that the United States and other countries should not cross in discussions with China.

At one level, this approach was intended to emphasize the relationship between the men and their surroundings, which the photographer felt his subjects regarded with a sense of ownership, as if they were looking out onto territory - geographical, social, and political - rightfully theirs.

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Toyota says the seating layout is intended to "emphasize family intimacy and facilitate parent-child communication".

This teaching of the real presence is intended to emphasize the intimate relationship between Jesus and the communicant.

Situated mainly in swing states, the visits are intended to emphasize the Democrats' kitchen-table economic appeal -- light on partisanship, laden with "we're here for you".

The events have been intended to emphasize spiritual common ground within religiously pluralistic America, and there have been more of them than at previous times of international crisis.

General Cucolo said the policy had been intended to emphasize the problems created when pregnant soldiers go home and leave behind a weaker unit.