Sentence examples for when it emphasizes from inspiring English sources

"Dying Young" oversteps its bounds a bit when it emphasizes Victor's intellectual superiority to the point of allowing him to tutor Hilary in art history as a way of repaying her kindness, and underscores the fact that he has a doctoral thesis in the works.

When it emphasizes a news-oriented format, it can fall victim to the whims of a slow news cycle.

But they remember the same commercial when it emphasizes how thrift makes it easier to buy plane tickets to visit grandchildren.

"Rise and Fall" works best when it emphasizes those features.

The left generally failed, according to Kazin, when it emphasized atheism, collectivism and ideological purity.

Researchers described benevolent sexism as sexism that "comprises attitudes that are seemingly complimentary toward women (women have a quality of purity men lack) and also afford women special treatment from men (women should be cherished and protected by men)." In short, benevolent sexism, which the study focused more on, might seem positive when it actually emphasizes gender inequality.

So this is not notable for being built outside of the U.S. in some kind of thumbing to Trump (as I said before, it was announced before we knew what we'd have today in terms of Trump's executive orders), but more for how it emphasizes that when it comes to tech, banging on about "America First" just doesn't make sense in terms of talent, or even American businesses.

You know a car is sexy when its manufacturer emphasizes that it can't divulge its customers' names.

Finally, when I emphasized a point by dancing like a fool, I got a few wide smiles.

When it goes wrong: Emphasizing meat consumption can lead to problems.

The Texas Board of Education recently polarized public opinion when it voted to emphasize conservative values in the teaching of history and social studies in state schools.