Sentence examples for emphasise from the from inspiring English sources
Personally, I always think it's really key, during any sex-positive critique, to emphasise from the start that whatever you like is cool as long as the actions you take are consensual.
"But we are going to emphasise from the start of this tour the importance of keeping our discipline.
We are clearly in a decadent, modern Roman world, and the identity issue is emphasised from the start.
In Back to the Future, it is emphasised from the beginning how mortified Marty is by his weak father and drunken mother, and how disappointing they are as parents.
As Evans and other historians of Queensland have emphasised, from the colonial origins of whitefella settlement and dispossession onwards, the environment has figured in the dominant culture as something to be tamed, to be slashed, to be exploited for its agricultural and mining potential.
To get this across, Mr Mackey says "caring leadership" is emphasised from the top down, with a conscious effort not to promote "the jerks".
"I agree if it was emphasised from the beginning, you know this is going to be helpful and you know you will need to answer these type of questions when you're applying for your first post, I think people would spend more time on it and it would be sort of seen that there's a purpose to it".
Indeed these documents again emphasise, from different angles, the very same broad and specific HRH challenges and constraints, and similar interventions to overcome these.
The photographs are taken from angles which emphasise exposure – from the front, when she is on the ground and her skirt has ridden up, or from the side when her dress straps have fallen down her shoulders and her chest is partially exposed.
This does not imply that I defend ID in any way; I would like to emphasise this from the outset.
Community-based rehabilitation (CBR) CBR programs emphasise contributions from the local community and active participation of children with disabilities to provide interventions that improve their lives.
