Sentence examples for I would emphasise from inspiring English sources

I would emphasise the importance of investing in our children.

Opposition to nuclear power is, I would emphasise, a rational position.

I would emphasise that when Barack Obama proposes raising taxes on the rich, he's proposing specifically to raise the top federal income-tax rate.

I would emphasise that literature (reading in general) requires patience, and a patient person can overcome just about anything, even prison.

One thing I would emphasise in your application to an independent school is what you can add in terms of sport/music/drama.

I'm an advocate of exploring what works rather than lingering on what doesn't: the better something feels, the more I would emphasise it to my partner.

"I thought: 'I don't deserve this, I don't need this hassle in my life.'" At the end of it all, he said, "the biggest lesson I learnt, and I'd emphasise this to anyone who has concussion, if it's not right for you then stop.

The one thing I'd emphasise to the most important people in this situation, namely students who are going to be teachers (most important because it's in the early stages that we form all our habits), is this: Whenever you can, don't read stories like this to children.

Later, when he donned a kaross, a traditional Xhosa leopard-skin cloak, to appear in court, he knew it would "emphasise the symbolism that I was a black African walking into a white man's court".

I suppose Downing Street would emphasise that in democracy sometimes you don't win but that means that you have to congratulate those that have - and you have to work with them.

It would emphasise "life skills: like nutrition, decision-making, and communicating with one's parents".