Sentence examples for cut emphasises from inspiring English sources

Apologies for coming across a bit John Frieda here but, while Beyoncé was always clearly one of the most beautiful women on God's green earth, this cut emphasises the beauty of her eyes in particular, and the elegance of her cheekbones.

The collection is made up of garishly coloured tops, short, colourful dresses made out of Lycra and cotton and cut to emphasise fuller figured girls.

The original consisted of 340 lines; when published, 139 lines were cut to emphasise two moments in Coleridge's emotional struggle, while many personal elements were removed.

Her low-cut bodice emphasised her round shoulders and her high firm breasts.

Morrison nominated income tax, stamp duty, payroll tax and land tax as targets for corresponding cuts, and emphasised that welfare payments would also have to rise to compensate low-income-earners for a GST increase.

And if Turnbull is ever asked about the tax cuts now he emphasises how those benefits for big business are a long, long way away.

In announcing the rate cut, the PBoC emphasised that it was focused on the sharp drop in inflation, which has led to an increase in real funding costs (see chart).

Damp tea dresses over denim cut-off shorts emphasised a retro Nirvana theme.

Accordingly, Mr McCain has abandoned his earlier opposition to Mr Bush's tax cuts and re-emphasised his support for appointing conservative judges.But many activists still regard him as a cuckoo in the nest.

Winter spikes it heavily with cumin, a brilliant idea that gave it real kick and cut the sweetness while also emphasising it.

For instance, Nick Clegg, the Liberal Democrat leader, proudly emphasises his party would cut less than the Tories and borrow less than Labour.