Sentence examples for eager to emphasise from inspiring English sources

Today, caravanning enthusiasts are understandably eager to emphasise its continued popularity.

Brown seems dangerously eager to emphasise "no change" on every policy of importance.

Bjorn was eager to emphasise that his displeasure lies firmly with Woosnam and not Westwood.

Lumley was eager to emphasise the keen brain behind Winner's larky exterior.

The congregation Perhaps eager to avoid a political headache in choosing guests, Ed has been eager to emphasise the modest size of the wedding.

To be sure, even before, Christian Democratic leaders had been eager to emphasise their distance from the churches and to create "catch-all parties", not sectarian interest groups.

COMPANIES are eager these days to emphasise that they are organised around teams.

The Bank of England has been eager in these minutes to emphasise that productivity growth has been 'disappointing'disappointing

Try to emphasise the positives.

Their strategy was to emphasise the positive.

No need to emphasise them.