Sentence examples for added to emphasise from inspiring English sources

The "persistent" vegetative state was first described in 1972, and since then a further category – "permanent" vegetative state – has been added to emphasise the fact that recovery is thought to be impossible.

"Personally I think he out-strips them," Irvine added, to emphasise just how big a call Gatland had made.

Various instances of the sorcerers and sorceresses are added to the story to emphasise the evil of magic along with tempting Thalaba with power.

Like the helmet, he's "strong, enduring, symbolic," she adds, careful to emphasise the Bendigo show refrains from taking sides.

And Phil McAlister, acting director of commercial space flight development at Nasa, added: "I want to emphasise this is a test flight.

Two new items were added in order to emphasise the importance of including self-management as a key aspect of patient engagement, as well as the role of all members of the organisation in treating patients as partners.

8. O'Neill 1989: Ch. 1 especially emphasises this passage, as well as the epigraph that Kant added to the second edition of the Critique from Francis Bacon's Great Instauration.

And adds: "We wish to emphasise that whereas the promotion of homosexuality is criminalised under the penal code, there is no violence against the LGBTI community in Uganda – contrary to some claims made loosely by proponents of this movement".

Timothy Mowl then adds: 'I prefer to emphasise their conflict as that was more real.' Well of course you do, old son, because without that 'conflict', you'd have no book, and even with it generous wads of padding are required to bring it up to 50,000 words.

You may want to add lighter highlights to emphasise his muscles.

Dujarric added: "We would like to emphasise once more than no conduct of this nature can be tolerated and that every allegation will be taken seriously".