Word: emphasised
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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The New York Daily Mirror, with characteristic emphasis, spoke for the gum-chewers. At the top of its editorial page two pictures were printed, one of Sinclair Lewis with a monocle in his eye, and one (on the left) of a large hairy baboon with enormous ears, a wise, sad...
This is not merely teachers' talk about bad boys whose ways annoy them. The boys themselves are talking in the same tone about the same problem. When the Harvard Crimson says too much emphasis is given to college football, scoffers might retort, "There is a reason." But there was last...
In these courses, which may either be taken together or individually, six hours of laboratory work a week will be required and the emphasis of the courses will be laid more strongly upon the details of the work than the formation of a broad cultural background of general science.
Nicholas Longworth '91, speaker of the United States House of Representatives, and Theodore Roosevelt '08, former assistant Secretary of the navy and more recently unsuccessful candidate for Governor of New York, have granted interviews to the Crimson in which they advocate more emphasis on governmental teaching in colleges and emphasize...
This the up-turn caused by the revolution, is the powerful theme that makes "The Volga Boatman" worth while. Still there are obvious defects. Especially noticeable is De Mille's over-emphasis of symbolisms. It is all right to show occasional close-ups of isolated parts of the body. But...