Sentence examples for all emphasise from inspiring English sources

Whatever the disagreements between Kinzer, de Bellaigue and Abrahamian, they all emphasise the role of foreigners in the coup.

The title, the jacket image, the opening section and the last chapter all emphasise her role in her father's story.

Thus Labour leaflets almost all emphasise the word "Labour" and hide the word "Brown" while Tory ones do the opposite with Conservative and Cameron.

Dr Luntz stresses that spokesmen must demonise Hamas, but above all emphasise that they feel for the sufferings of Palestinians as well as Israelis.

It seems to me that, as long as we all emphasise that it's the taking part, not the winning, that counts, a little competition is probably no bad thing.

All emphasise how the emptiness of the Black Square led to the imagining of new tomorrows – most notably in the Architectonics section where geometric abstraction, conceived in three dimensions, explores the built environment and the concept of social space.

It all emphasises the value of EBI – we need publicly-supported organisations to run high quality reliable services.

Spokesmen for the Gates foundation, Merck and GlaxoSmithKline all emphasised that the drugs involved in the studies are safe.

Independent reports commissioned by the coalition government from Frank Field (2010), Dame Clare Tickell (2011) and Graham Allen (2011) all emphasised the overwhelming importance of the early years.

The military regimes that came to power in the Arab world in the 1950s and 1960s all emphasised the national self-determination of states they had taken over.

In his introduction to The Kreutzer Sonata Variations, Katz reveals that her notebooks contain a series of alternative titles for the tale, "all emphasising the same theme of the husband's culpability and the wife's innocence".