Sentence examples for emphasis because from inspiring English sources

"Which was very nice," she added with self-deprecating emphasis, "because for once I felt very useful".

This last point she makes with emphasis because of the comparisons to Martha Stewart.

Mr. Bush's comments also got more emphasis because he made them himself.

I'm trying to say that without particular emphasis, because I don't like the Breadman and want to downplay his star power.

I think it is mistaken emphasis because there is little understanding and appreciation of how climate change will seriously impact on our economy.

Which is an important emphasis, because the most exciting live shows are exciting partly because they're happening live rather than on a screen.

Reinaldo Escobar: The Cuban government has so far only put on the negotiating scale the release of 53 people - and I emphasis "release" because they are not liberations, because the majority have only been placed on parole.

Prompting that Murkowksi is running as a write-in risks overstating that support, either because such a mention gives that candidacy special emphasis or because some truly undecided respondents sometimes gravitate toward independent candidates on survey questions.

"We are placing emphasis here because the situation is on the verge of explosion".

It's the wrong emphasis, really, because the Bravermans are more interesting than the sum of their plights.

Such an emphasis exists because the aggressive behavior is a common problem observed in both children and adolescents and leads to severe social and adaptive problems (Miller & Lynam 2006).