Sentence examples for emphasise more from inspiring English sources

But it might have given McQueen a more direct tribute, and emphasise more clearly his authorial and creative status.

The police therefore emphasise more than once that they took an independent view, and did not "unthinkingly execute" a Security Service plan.

None the less, as the school's directors emphasise, more than 60 former blind pupils have gone on to prestigious jobs in the civil service, medicine and the law.

"I found the original more uncanny than scary, and that's what we tried to emphasise more than any kind of shock tactics," says Strickland. "It's ambiguous whether it's a scientific anomaly the play is investigating or something supernatural".

The current goals of Swedish vocational education emphasise more knowledge-based learning outcomes related to employability.

Patience is one of the virtues the British Business Bank wishes to emphasise more, just as SNIB wants to take a longer-term view than conventional lenders in the market place.

She emphasises more public housing and extra crèche places.

This is emphasised more than once in the policy.

The court sugared its criticism by emphasising more than in earlier rulings the German constitution's "openness toward European law".

We conclude that knowledge development is inhibited by the Swedish decentralisation approach and we call for a multilevel learning strategy including learning from international experience and emphasising more active coordination at the national level.

Both Bush and Blair could have emphasised more just how bad Saddam's republic of fear has been for his people and the extent to which ending it is a desirable end in itself.