Sentence examples for emphasise some from inspiring English sources

"Someone needs to kind of take a stand and hopefully they'll emphasise some of the positives and not "work to be done".

The smallest child can tell the story of what he did that day, can work out how to make people laugh or how to make them anxious: by repeating his tale he can start to refine it based on the reactions he gets, learn to emphasise some parts and leave out others.

I would like to emphasise some of the key lessons learned from our Australian experience which may be of relevance in the UK: Ensure that your data is robust enough to prove the benefits to the UK economy of international education, not just tuition fee income but the multiplier effects of accommodation, food, entertainment, and family visiting from overseas as tourists.

I tend to design handouts with daily life issues myself, and emphasise some important and practical vocabulary.

This review will emphasise some of the most recent work in the field and look ahead to what needs to be achieved to make this research a reality.

The main aim of the present work is to present moving discontinuity points, to emphasise some of the distinguishing properties of such problems from the ones of discontinuous Sturm-Liouville problems, and to study the spectral properties of the problem.

This is a rather more brazen way of emphasising some of your strengths.

This review summarises recent developments in modelling climate change impacts on crop diseases, emphasises some major challenges and highlights recent trends.

"Every person," she said, "is a new universe, unique with its own laws emphasising some belief, a phase of life immersed in time and rapidly passing by".

Britain's economy has grown strongly over the past two years but the forthcoming vote on its membership of the European Union has emphasised some of its vulnerabilities.

It would have been more appropriate and, more importantly, diplomatic to have emphasised some of the less praiseworthy attributes that burglary requires: dishonesty, unkindness, selfishness, thoughtlessness, disdain for the integrity of a window, raging narcotic withdrawal.