Sentence examples for I really emphasise from inspiring English sources

"I really emphasise that it is a really difficult window, a tough period to get in quality that is fit and available at a price we can pay," he explained.

That's possibly a reason why the men who did like doing it really emphasised how much pleasure they got from it, because it helps to explain it.

I can't really emphasise this enough.

I wanted to separate us from that, and really emphasise the physicality of music.

The people who wrote four-star Amazon reviews were almost more annoying than the one- or two-star reviews, because of the way they looked at the book… I wanted to take all the caveats they had and really emphasise those things, to slough off as many of them as possible.

Graduates from sandwich degrees are in a good position and need to really emphasise their experience in applications.

There's an emerging trend towards Problem-Based Learning PBLL) which has been adopted by universities such as Manchester, Keele and Liverpool that really emphasise the practicalities of medicine.

Jonathan Coxon, managing director of Liquid Personnel, said: "These figures really emphasise that the assessed and supported year in employment (ASYE) for new social work graduates is sorely needed, but it remains to be seen whether employers will be able to deliver it effectively given restrictions they face".

Current data (from 2007) on Kel Tadrart population structure and density really emphasise the low population density of the Acacus (about ~0.008 persons per km2).

I never got into really emphasised make-up until I started wearing vintage clothes.

"I'm not unfriendly, and I wouldn't say I'm very friendly with either of them... What I really should emphasise is that it was the circumstances of us all being together, all trying to work together, which were impossible circumstances, and people fought for themselves.