Sentence examples for with emphasised from inspiring English sources

In their narratives these women aligned with emphasised femininities; they accepted full responsibility for childcare and the domestic work.

Insiders also credit Mr Strauss-Kahn with emphasising the need to protect spending on the very poor.

* * * The problem with emphasising the authorial voice, and the novel's survival, even in its new forms, even with a permeable membrane between text and reader, is that it's hard to do so without sounding as if one's indulging a kind of ahistorical Olympian simpering at the specialness of writers.

UK health policy is concerned with emphasising nutritional status as a factor in the relationship of social inequalities to health outcomes.

My shame at inaction ignited awareness that I had also deserted them because of my concerns with emphasising my social 'otherness' and my need to collect data.

A pedagogical model including a self-administered health-profile and a health dialogue, combined with emphasising the individual's own resources, seems to be a feasible method for effective preventive work in primary healthcare.

All this not only taught me the value of the ingredients I was working with, but emphasised their connection with the landscape, meaning that I then brought that sensitivity of the outside into the kitchen with me.

Although sinus disease is also problematic for patients with CF and non-CF bronchiectasis, patients with PCD emphasised the additional impact of their upper respiratory tract symptoms.

But there's also a warmth in this picture that we don't usually associate with her, emphasised by the yellow-ish hue of the background.

Eliot's plays were clunkers in this respect, weighed down with portentousness emphasised by putting pentameters in the mouths of the interwar beau monde.

Each week suggestions were given for home practise with repetition emphasised as a significant reinforcer of new skills.