Sentence examples for were to emphasize from inspiring English sources
As Candace Savage put it, in "Beauty Queens," her amusing history of the pageants, "The new competitions were to emphasize 'beauty,' pure and simple, with none of the ridiculous folderol about talent".
It is certainly the case that if one were to emphasize Mead's concern with social systems and the social development of the self, one might be led to conclude that Mead is a theorist of the processes of socialization.
The idea was to emphasize high technology.
The idea is to emphasize what we have in common.
Harrison insisted this was to emphasize why it is terrible to harass people through social media.
His solution to the authority problem is to emphasize that it is out of his control.
His advice, however, is to emphasize that the evidence is not complete.
But, now "the strongest track record to show to the investing public is to emphasize animation".
Part of the purpose of this book, one begins to think, is to emphasize bookishness itself.
"Our charge was to emphasize its uniqueness and its New Yorkness".
His response has been to emphasize proprietary technology as a common thread in each market.
