You instinctively emphasise the parts that are not depressing and dreary.
Anthony Steen, chairman of the Human Trafficking Foundation, emphasised the part the media can play in raising awareness of the nature and extent of modern-day slavery in the UK, and in bringing modern-day slavery to the top of the political agenda.
Likewise, public service leaders have been working hard to emphasise the service part of the civil service.
He is keen to emphasise the serious part of his job, explaining how many hours a day he spends looking at ad yields, subscription fulfilment reports and production reports.
In 1985-97, when Microsoft's sales were growing by a compound 44% a year, its p/e ratio ranged between 18 and 29.In these more heady times, technology investors emphasise the creative part.
Saramago didn't say how long it took him to write those two pages, but he did emphasise the reading part of his routine and it made me wonder: do most writers devote more time to reading?
And then I read and read and read". Saramago didn't say how long it took him to write those two pages, but he did emphasise the reading part of his routine and it made me wonder: do most writers devote more time to reading?
"Our new brand and logo have been designed to support a more coherent and logical identity across the globe, and to emphasise the central part we play in the network of the best companies in the worlds of diversified media, news, education and information services," he wrote.
I have noticed too that people in the disability community sometimes like to emphasise the "ability" part of the word with hyphens or capital letters: dis-ability or disAbility.
He discovered a way to emphasise the "break" (the part of a record where the kick drum is most prominent) to get inner-city kids on the dance floor at his parties, and used this point to mix one song with another, with the help of two turntables.
