Sentence examples for emphasise my from inspiring English sources

And regarding everyone else, [I want them to] recognise my disability and emphasise my capabilities.

He had earlier sought to downplay the images, claiming he had been "attempting to emphasise my point".

Whenever I do any TV, I ask the makeup artists to emphasise my eyes and keep my lips natural.

To emphasise my point that not that much needs to be fixed to dramatically raise standards of science reporting, I made a rather rash claim.

He explained it was "an intense debate about the children" in which, he said, "I held Nigella's neck repeatedly while attempting to emphasise my point".

I avoid heavy eye make up these days and go for a good quality lipstick and blusher instead, but for a party I like to emphasise my eyelashes.

Finally, I want to re-emphasise my main challenge to government: to design a clear National Data Strategy founded on a national core reference dataset with a visible, predictable, auditable implementation plan.

He emphasised: "My remarks did not include any comments on and have no implications regarding the integrity of climate science".

He sat down on the bike, kicked the engine on and just as I was about to turn to leave he looked around and said "Goodbye… Adam Chidell," emphasising my surname and giving a final menacing grin as he raced away.

There is a convergence, for example, between our own soft bodies and the hardware of the dashboard: "The aggressive stylisation of this mass-produced cockpit, the exaggerated mouldings of the instrument binnacles emphasised my growing sense of a new junction between my own body and the automobile".

But appreciation from the listeners who write in and follow the programme emphasises my original point that this country is quietly, determinedly, getting on with getting to know more, and nothing is too abstruse or arcane for them to take on and cope with.