"But I used those tropes to accentuate the point that . . .
He wanted to accentuate the point by snapping his fingers, but missed because he was inebriated.
As if to accentuate the point, Carvalho mentioned public comments made by the renowned Brazilian striker Romario after the Olympic team was named.
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.
By accentuating the highest point on your face you are bringing out your facial features and really complimenting your eyes.
Although the place of meeting and the preponderance of American membership tended to accentuate the American point of view, the strength and ability of the foreign delegation gave to the proceedings a catholicity of expression not always observable in international congresses.
"I design clothes for people like me who think they're fat," she said bluntly, clothes that are meant to "hide people's defects and accentuate the good points".
And while we are accentuating the negative it should be pointed out that although the policy of limiting tickets to 5,000 a day is quite enticing, it still does not guarantee serenity the lifts, lodges, and trails feel plenty crowded with little more than 4,000 customers.
Many people treat these monthly ratings from football's world governing body with more than a little scepticism but on this occasion they serve to make a point - simply accentuating the gulf in class that exists between Michael O'Neill's men and Fabio Capello's attempt at a Russian revolution.
As though to accentuate that point, the moonlight ride featured falling stars.
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.
