Sentence examples for and I emphasise from inspiring English sources

There are some people – and I emphasise a small number of some people – who, to be frank, don't want to work.

Mr Beltrán's death may cheer Mr Guzmán: their falling out left sons of both men dead.Mr Calderón insists that he is attacking all the gangs "forcefully, and, I emphasise, without distinctions".

Indeed, I believe that VT's wishes and feelings are one of the most important of the factors that I should have regard to, although they are not, and I emphasise, determinative".

So I want to explain to the House today the next step in increasing our support to the Syrian people; and I emphasise that there may well have to be further steps.

Watching from the bridge that runs across the centre of the Turbine Hall, looking at the giant glowing disc of the sun, I see a slightly (and I emphasise the word slightly) more organised bunch of people shaping their bodies into a particularly ambitious pair of signs.

To deny this mother in the circumstances of this case the right to speak out – and, I emphasise, to speak out, if this is her wish, using her own name and displaying her own image – would be affront not merely to the law but also, surely, to any remotely acceptable concept of human dignity and, indeed, humanity itself".

In my covering letter and CV, I stressed my broad scientific background, and I emphasised the commercial experience I had obtained.

The jurors wanted to send a message to the industry at large that no matter who you are - whether you are Apple, whether you are Samsung, or anybody - if you wilfully take the risk to cross the line and start infringing and you get caught, and again I emphasise wilfully, you need to be prepared to pay the cost for that.

Planning this framework must involve everyone, and here I emphasise 'everyone' – the social partners, trade unions, the consumers and the private sector, and, while we are on the subject of consumers, it would be appropriate to also remember the minorities among consumers and the taxpayers.

After the 9/11 attacks, he said, the "US and others – I emphasise to you, others – realised that we are dealing with a new world where people are willing to blow themselves up.

In drawing on these stage-based notions as natural and normal, some GPs described other grief experiences as unnatural and abnormal : [I emphasise] telling them where they are in the process of grieving and loss and what the natural outcomes are for coming through this and that this is a normal process[ 10].