Sentence examples for began to emphasise from inspiring English sources
They began to emphasise a new look, exemplified by Café Naz in London's Brick Lane.
The high command's communiques yesterday began to emphasise that Argentina's troops defending Port Stanley faced an enemy superior in numbers and weaponry.
Support for the fastest-growing Muslim outfit, the Prosperous Justice Party, took off only when it toned down its religious rhetoric and began to emphasise honesty and clean government instead.
People refused to visit other religions' places of worship and he felt Malaysia's political parties began to emphasise religious differences - rather than similarities - for political gain.
Over the past year, the Chinese government has begun to emphasise environmental protection in its official rhetoric.
The social network is also beginning to emphasise users' mobile engagement in a bid to drive advertising to people's handsets.
The international community has only recently begun to emphasise this "great neglect", with widespread calls for development agencies to keep people with disabilities "in the picture" and add disibility rights to the next development framework.
As the poem changes, the narrator begins to emphasise what is not present in the scene; he contrasts an obscure country life with a life that is remembered.
From having been a centre-right minister, he quite suddenly began to espouse left-wing, anti-establishment views, emphasising the merits of "open government".
Campbell began to isolate the instrumental portion of the record, which emphasised the drum beat the "break"—and switch from one break to another.
It was traditionally assumed that they were primarily defensive in nature, but in the late twentieth century this view began to be questioned and social, ritual and religious functions were emphasised.
