Sentence examples for with overemphasis from inspiring English sources
And while the book is packed with sharp insights, Kidd subverts them with overemphasis.
That's O.K. I'll make lamb" and doesn't kill it with overemphasis.
Sonya Kitchell, a singer-songwriter who usually plays acoustic guitar, probably seemed like a natural fit for Ms. Mitchell's songs, but on "River" and "All I Want" she struggled glaringly with overemphasis and intonation.
The picture moves swiftly and surely; the separate shots that evoke the town are fitted together with uncanny precision, and Field neatly pulls off a big set piece that another director might have ruined with overemphasis.
In particular, the system is inefficient with overemphasis on the monitoring ability of some groups such as research ethics review boards and investigators, underemphasis on others such as data monitoring committees (DMCs) and sponsors, confusion about responsibilities for safety and imperfect communication between these different groups.
And the root of many acoustical problems is in designing halls with an overemphasis on the visual.
But whereas Ailey's "Night Creature" (1974) on Dec. 9 had been given de luxe casting at Renee Robinson's farewell, on Wednesday it was delivered with coarse overemphasis.
Tambi expressed concern that young American players, boys and girls, were spending too much time shuttling from game to game, with an overemphasis on winning trophies, to the exclusion of skills development.
Such a void can be achieved in many different ways, but the current method of choice combines expertly used technology with an overemphasis on subject matter, as opposed to material and form.
Pointing to Mr Obama's no-show and the government shutdown, it concluded that his "much touted 'pivot' to Asia feels more like a pirouette with an overemphasis on military engagement".The Chinese press is happy to foster the impression of a power shift, taking the argument beyond South-East Asia.
Here, the base erudites are represented by Zhuangzi, a Daoist that Xunzi associated especially with an overemphasis of the natural at the expense of the human.
