Sentence examples for works to emphasize from inspiring English sources
The exhibition sets choice pieces from the Gilman Collection, acquired by the Met in 2005, alongside other works to emphasize the rarity, quality, and sheer beauty of the museum's holdings.
Now her husband's presidential campaign is giving her image a subtle makeover, with a new speech in the works to emphasize her humble roots and a tough new chief of staff.
There's a children's gallery that works to emphasize interactivity.
This year, he is forced to compete in an even more Republican district, and has worked to emphasize his Blue Dog status and his "I vote my district not with the president" cred.
At least part of that increase can be attributed to the decline of other Muslim charities, Mr. Mahboob said, though his group has also been working to emphasize its work in places with relatively little Islamic presence, like New Orleans in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina.
Capitalizing on the popularity of the Scandinavian design aesthetic, JYSK has been working to emphasize its Danish roots in store displays, particularly in China.
The most highlighted point of this work to emphasize is that it is the first trial to use Mn3O4 oxide as a precursor to synthesize orthorhombic LiMnO2 by the hydrothermal method.
As students shared conjectures that distinguished between diagonals and angle bisectors, Tina said that she would work to emphasize the distinction; she said, 'Because half the class is going be thinking "diagonal"' (TMW111506, 43, 1201).
There are three important and encouraging points of this work to emphasize: i) the evidence of the added value brought by the national library for the prediction of some soil properties over a local area, ii) the pertinence of spiking with local samples to the global database to reach accurate predictions, and iii) the interest of the FFT-LW non-linear method.
This may work to emphasize the unknowability of the human heart, a theme throughout the novel, it also necessarily weakens any possible impact of their emotional travails.
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