Sentence examples for again emphasised from inspiring English sources

In his victory speech, flanked by his newly elected councillors – all Bengalis and all but one, male, the Mayor again emphasised he was Mayor for all Tower Hamlets.

And the text of Judge Syrova's verdict once again emphasised the dancing, the moves and the scandalous attire of the punk rockers.

In his statement, Hanningfield again emphasised his belief that many other peers also claim the £300 a day supplement as a form of salary.

Both men have attracted transfer speculation in recent weeks, and they again emphasised the reasons when Benjamin gave Cambridge a 15th-minute lead from Butler's cross.

He again emphasised consumer prices, which are rising at about 10%, as opposed to the traditional wholesale price measure, which is running at a less alarming 6%, although it is on a rising trend.

He again emphasised the themes he had worked on so relentlessly throughout the long campaign: fairness and political reform, offering a vision of the future that drew whistles and cheers of support from those who had come to hear him.

She says it again, emphasising the syllables.

It actually talked positively about immigration – I heard Boris Johnson and Michael Gove again and again and again emphasising the positives of migration.

It will also, once again, emphasise the microbiome's role, for both good and ill, as an adjunct part of the human body.

We understand that a barrage would be very damaging to rare inter-tidal habitats, which again emphasises that this is not a priority for Government time or support.

I would like to again emphasise that we do not rule out the possibility [of a Ma-Xi meeting], but at this point we have to create many more favourable conditions before such a meeting can take place.Q10.Q10