Sentence examples for which stressed from inspiring English sources
Mr. Esparza attended the Belen Jesuit Preparatory School, which stressed service to the community.
Roman law, which stressed the sanctity of contracts, became the basis of treaties.
These tendencies, which stressed individual responsibility, were often influenced by the Ṣūfīs (Islāmic mystics).
Academic music was dominated by serialism, which stressed formal structures over frank emotion.
Those shows countered NBC's "Law & Order" franchise, which stressed human drama over leaf decay and DNA swabs.
Running, or common, rhythm occurs in metres in which stressed and unstressed syllables alternate (duple rhythm, rising or falling).
It resisted revivalist theology, which stressed the life of the individual, in favour of an affirmation of the institutional church.
European criticism was predisposed early on toward psychoanalytical approaches, which stressed the Spanish author's duality and ambiguity.
He is a graduate of the Broad Academy for urban school district leaders, which stressed management techniques used by businesses.
Post-Cultural Post-Cultural Revolutionh stressed education and initiative over radical revolutionary fervour—left little room for these millions of policies which productive careerstressed
An adherent of the Neogrammarian school of linguistics, which stressed rigorous comparative methodology, he also contributed to Modern Greek dialectology and furthered the study of German linguistic geography.
