So that's another way of emphasizing the tragic element, right?
It's a roundabout way of emphasizing the restaurant's commitment to good raw ingredients on its mostly Spanish menu.
He also underlines King's idiosyncratic way of emphasizing the first syllable of words, which injects jolts of energy into the smooth and even tones.
When Davidson riffs on the subtitle of Solzhenitsyn's book ("An Experiment in Literary Investigation"), it's Godard's way of emphasizing the importance of art, and of avant-gardism, in the confrontation with tyranny.
Much is being made of the show casting a young Muslim actor of Middle Eastern descent as Jesus, possibly in hopes of avoiding charges of Christian bias, or as a way of emphasizing the human qualities of Jesus.
It's a statistic that is quoted approvingly on the Web site of India's Ministry of Food Processing, as a way of emphasizing the vast business potential for the country's meat-processing industry.
The 15-second spots, which started running last week, have been placed in the commercial pods near the end of each show as a way of emphasizing the mental countdown in a fan's mind until the next episode.
John Dewey, in Human Nature and Conduct (1922) and Theory of Valuation (1939), presented a pragmatic interpretation and tried to break down this distinction between means and ends, though the latter effort was more likely a way of emphasizing the point that many actual things in human life such as health, knowledge, and virtue are good in both senses.
Doing so was an intelligent way of emphasizing the importance of set theory for the future of mathematics, and the fruitfulness of its new methods and problems.
It is rather a way of emphasizing the role played by what Bergson has called "intuition" in the production of African cultural objects, more particularly African art.
According to the article, "The movie industry developed the curriculum as a way of emphasizing the ills of piracy to a generation that has grown up finding free music and video clips on the Internet".
