Sentence examples for emphasise our from inspiring English sources

Two published accounts of grounded theory are critiqued candidly to help emphasise our arguments.

First, we need to emphasise our common ground with many millions of voters.

If sectarian politics has seized the art of storytelling, writers can inspire a counter-narrative to emphasise our common humanity.

"I [would] just like to emphasise our troops are well-armed, they are well-trained … they are well-disciplined warrior peacekeepers".

"Often, I think, the black and white sections of Australia will emphasise our differences, but something like The Gods of Wheat Street emphasises our similarities.

Bekir Alboga, the head of the Turkish-Islamic Union for Religious Affairs (DITIB), called for "standing shoulder to shoulder to emphasise our freedom-loving values".

"We will consider providing guidance to schools to reinforce good practice and to re-emphasise our position that excessive time spent on test preparation would be unacceptable.

'Young' emphasises our fetishisation of youth and precocity.

These are all British enterprises in various ways, emphasising our industry's prominent place in global cinema.

As long as awards like this exist, we are emphasising our differences rather than celebrating our togetherness.

But we have a shared interest in emphasising our points of agreement, despite the best efffots of our moderators, Summers jokes.