Sentence examples for always emphasising from inspiring English sources

Second, he develops his case in terms that would appeal to America's founders, always emphasising that help from the government should be tied to the beneficiaries' efforts on their own behalf.

A revamped social science Nobel prize could play a similar role, feeding the global conversation with new discoveries and insights from across the social sciences, while always emphasising the need for humility in treating knowledge by humans about humans.

A situation of growing gravity requires a steadily more active approach, learning the lessons of previous conflicts, and always emphasising the need for a political and diplomatic resolution of the crisis, but crucially also being prepared to use increased pressure and levers to try to bring this about.

Feyerabend was (usually) a fairly liberal falsificationist, always emphasising the tenacity with which scientists should defend their theories, and allowing that scientific theories can start by being untestable.

A key influence on industrial rock, their early music was described by critics Stephen Thomas Erlewine and John Dougan as "quasi-metal dancing to a tune of doom and gloom", which gradually evolved over the years, incorporating elements of electronic music, synthpop and gothic rock, though always emphasising Coleman's "savagely strident vocals".

Just as he mediated between the radical and tempestuous characters that founded Greenpeace, he becomes a voice of reason in the film, passionate but always emphasising pragmatism.

We always emphasise that there is no obligation to pay".

He has always emphasised this part of the game.

But in between, he always emphasised the importance of being commercial.

Well, they certainly have always emphasised the horror side of it.

The central bank had always emphasised that tapering did not mean tightening.