Sentence examples for but to emphasize from inspiring English sources

George Bush, the running mate, had little choice but to emphasize that he opposed abortion.

Of course, efficiency is important, but to emphasize it too much misses the point.

The point was not to change such distributions, but to emphasize the equality of citizenship.

Music, a part of every Lyubimov production, is never used as background, but to emphasize or comment on the action.

But, to emphasize that the government could not expect the Times to withhold information that is in the public interest, she travelled to Washington to meet with Clapper.

"My conception of Europe is not to call into question the gains" derived from membership in the Union but to emphasize the "construction of Europe," Mr. Hollande said.

Coleridge's genius is acknowledged, but only to emphasize the mystery of its ruin".

The idea behind the series is to film works of quality, but also to emphasize artistic, geographical and ethnic diversity.

Everyone!" For Francis, the Church's purpose is not to bring God to the world but simply to emphasize God's presence — already there.

"The Poinçon's criteria must be updated today to account for new materials and performance standards, but also to emphasize the handcrafted component," Mr. Patrizzi said.

The idea is not to say anything as blunt as, "Intelligent design is a good alternative," but, rather, to emphasize criticisms of evolutionary theory.