Sentence examples for are emphasised by from inspiring English sources

So our preferred version is one where the instrumental parts are emphasised, by Glenn Miller and his Orchestra.

Similarly, it is anticipated that girls will be more emotional and talkative, and so their verbal skills are emphasised by teachers and parents.

Those findings are emphasised by two new polls last week that stunned Labour's leadership north and south of the border and give the SNP record leads in a Westminster vote in the wake of its Scottish leadership crisis.

The contradictory feelings of dislocation, assimilation and alienation in this 'flighty mix-up country' are emphasised by the shifts of language from Punjabi English - 'She effing at my mum / in all di colours of Punjabi' - to regional and formal English.

Such nuances are emphasised by the canny anti-production values of The Randy Newman Songbook Vol One (Nonesuch, £13.99): just the composer's piano and voice for 15 songs and four brief instrumentals.

Of course, India's problems are emphasised by the fact that England are playing so much better in conditions in which the home side were expected to dominate.

This dividedness is emphasised by the ethnic diversity of Tsiolkas's cast.

His frustration was emphasised by his latest missed birdie chance a hole later.

This new looseness of stride was emphasised by the shoes, which were flat or low-heeled.

This can be emphasised by the almost RANDOMISED use of CAPITAL LETTERS.

This effect is emphasised by the rueful comments she slips in about her younger self.