Sentence examples for yet to emphasize from inspiring English sources

And yet, to emphasize Dodgson's adult sexuality, Leach feels she must play down the unusual attention he unquestionably paid to girls of, say, 8 and up.

With the departure of Jewison as producer and of Jerry Van Dyke (lauded as "a marvelous idea but it came too late") the focus of the show changed yet again to emphasize Garland's performances, singly and with guests.

Yet Egan prefers to emphasize the documentarian in Curtis over the artist.

Yet museums prefer to emphasize the value of looking at art through the eye of a collector.

Yet they failed to emphasize the problem as a state crime as the American bishops did after being forced to dismiss more than 700 priests.

Yet he wishes to emphasize that as much as golf officials, friends, family and fellow players lobbied him to make the daily commute from his back porch in the Atlanta suburb of Marietta this week and engage in the 93rd P.G.A. Championship at Atlanta Athletic Club, he obliged primarily with one person in mind: Larry Nelson.

Yet we have to emphasize that no player feels regret in implicit equilibrium even if they watch different programs, that is, they simultaneously choose to watch their own or the other player's preferred programs.

Yet, we like to emphasize here that the project has yielded overall positive effects and outcomes to all parties involved.

As a consequence, extension of a dilution effect to directly transmitted diseases could have broad conservation implications by raising the public's concern about conservation in a manner that has yet to be emphasized.

Yet many companies fail to emphasize to their employees the importance of carefully choosing, and frequently changing, their passwords.

But Semenya certainly looks like a victim based on what we know at the moment, even if the I.A.A.F. is not yet bending over backward to emphasize it.