Sentence examples for * the emphasised from inspiring English sources

"I've always the emphasised to the players just how important this trophy is to our club and how proud we are of our history.

The interviews in the report emphasised the prevailing idea among the teen boys that vulvas were "dirty", "disgusting", "nasty", "droopy", – come on, lads – "messy" and "stinking".

But when it all came together, the sound emphasised the loneliness of the old man and the film had an impact it could never have had silent.

Steve Wiggins, co-author of the report, emphasised the importance of the public sector.

Mr Lipset's first answer to the question emphasised the nature of the political system.

HMS Raleigh commanding officer Captain Bob Fancy said the march "emphasised the bond between the town and HMS Raleigh".

Benchmarking is usually associated with "excellence"; the government emphasised the raising of standards in the 1997 White Paper "The New NHS: Modern, Dependable" that heralded the NRCE.

However, the authors emphasised the need to assess the risks and prepare for future outbreaks.

In its first report on Friday, the taskforce emphasised the need to incorporate global warming threats into financial reports.

DfID, in charge of parcelling out the cash, emphasised the government's desire to "focus on results" when asked.

Slammed by Greens as "seriously flawed", the document emphasised the costs of cutting greenhouse emissions at home.