Sentence examples for accentuate a point from inspiring English sources

At City Hall, he occasionally wielded a baseball bat during meetings, to accentuate a point.

Bud Meyer and Earle Bruce are 75-year-old children of the Depression who have a penchant for colorful language and fist-pounding to accentuate a point.

"You accentuate a person's characteristics," she said.

And to accentuate the point, a bowl of perfectly formed glass fruit in jewel-like colors sits in the center of a marble-topped table, topped by a single glass cherry.

Hoops, dangling or gold earrings accentuate an outfit.

To accentuate this point, the authors cite an instance of a Caesarean section performed on a normal woman who carried an anomalous foetus to term, only to die subsequently of surgical complications.

As they leave, one of the men's mobile phones chirrups and Bolt raises a brow to accentuate his point.

Nicole Wallace chastised Republicans on Thursday's edition of MSNBC's "Morning Joe" for their "idiotic" provocation, using a traffic analogy to accentuate her point.

To accentuate her point, Ms. Reyes pulled out a Con Edison bill from her purse and tossed it on a wooden table in an office at Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Brooklyn and Queens, one of the seven local charities supported by The New York Times Neediest Cases Fund.

To accentuate this point, the IAS conference began with activists staging a "Die In". Just today, Archbishop Desmond Tutu published an op-ed in the New York Times, echoing these criticisms, and in Huffington Post, Anand Reddi repeats these claims.

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