Sentence examples for which emphasises the from inspiring English sources

The Department of Health welcomed the report, "which emphasises the scale of the problem posed by dementia in the UK".

Geyrhalter favours these straight, rectilinear shots, a composition which emphasises the distance and alienation, almost like a surveyor's picture.

Further work also discoveredthat advertising which emphasises the proven effectiveness of the charity does not increase giving.

Their deep knowledge is currently on show through the Carnegie Medal, which emphasises the importance of strong characterisation.

It's ironic that a test on grammar (which emphasises the importance of categories) should contain such a category shift.

The choice of work in the new volume allows readers an overview which emphasises the cohesiveness of Muldoon's poetic projects.

In a faith which emphasises the physical reality of Christ's birth, isn't Mary, the mother of God, essentially female?

For evening, silk organza was cut on the bias, a technique which emphasises the sway and roll of the hips instead of constricting them into a wiggle.

Plans for military action are consistent with Russian military doctrine, which emphasises the danger of instability along Russia's borders (even if that instability is fomented by Russia itself).

"This is the latest report in recent days which emphasises the importance of a robust system of regulation for animal experiments.

The opening phrase of the final act turns out to be another form of the Tristan chord, only darker and even more melancholy, which emphasises the tension.