Sentence examples for because she emphasized from inspiring English sources
Members of the hiring committee said she won the job over more than 15 other applicants — including two former N.F.L. players, several Pop Warner coaches and a retired Army brigadier general — because she emphasized one thing that those men did not: helping the players in the classroom.
After testing, my sister told me not to fear of losing her because she emphasized that she likes me a lot.
Still, she and others are wary of becoming too enamored -- particularly because, as she emphasized in a January op-ed, the last period of military rule in Pakistan did not prevent extremist expansion.
The malcontents banded together around Peter I's daughter Elizabeth, whose easygoing and open ways had gained her many friends; she was also popular because of her Russian outlook, which she emphasized, and because she shared the aura of her great father.
Second, and most importantly, an individual that has a higher present bias effect tends to be more likely to smoke, because he or she emphasizes present utility (such as temporary stress relief).
She emphasizes the word "may" because she says it's hard to assess the impact of the programs throughout a career.
Because many are churchgoing, she has emphasized "the spirituality of art and of the artistic mission" throughout, especially with abstractionists like Mondrian and Pollock.
This is a detail Rose would want to have emphasized because she prided herself on her petite figure and frequently said that after having nine children she could still wear a size eight.
She fights villains with Takht Kabaddi -- a form of karate that uses books and pens as weapons, because she's all about emphasizing the importance of education.
Because she was designed to emphasize comfort over speed, George Washington's engines consumed an economical 350 LT of coal daily, or about one-third as much as the Cunard speedsters Lusitania and Mauretania.
