Sentence examples for Stress something from inspiring English sources

Good for stress, something to do with pets as therapy.

But my reaction was puzzlement over why she would stress something so untrue.

But if I were writing the Harvard case study, I would stress something else: pure dumb luck.

Mr. Gelb, after describing the technical issues in an interview, said he wanted to stress something else.

With a slight shift of emphasis, for instance, he can describe Newell's mother, Lorraine, and stress something other than her gaudy days as a showgirl.

For their study, Morris, Picard, and Schueller recruited subjects who described themselves as under stress, something that correlates highly with depression.

But the class also stresses something else - the sometimes gritty business of having a book published.

There is, it must be stressed, something uniquely twisted about this particular path to enlightenment.

But Mr. Mbeki stressed something else: the lack of social, economic and medical structures to support drug treatment.

In an online interview with Isaacs, Atkinson stresses something else: how much she wants to honour crime's victims.

The voice of "Illmatic" boasts a crew yet seems solitary, celebrates the projects and draws them as a prison, talks hard while lamenting crime's havoc and saying that the streets have him "stressed something terrible".