Sentence examples for emphasise the truth from inspiring English sources

Vigorously nodding, as if to emphasise the truth of her experience, she describes a life lived in thrall to a wayward husband, an obsession that stunts her own emotional independence.

In their press release, to emphasise the truth behind their advert, Pantene used the statistic that 70% of men believe women should "downplay their personality to be accepted" in the workplace.

Student applicants have to write an essay describing their "relationship with Jesus Christ and [their] personal walk of faith", and the professors sign a "Statement of Biblical Worldview" that emphasises the literal truth of the Virgin birth and the creationists' account of the origins of the universe.

He's worried that emphasising the historical truth of a claim to knowledge leads to relativism, according to which one can't say what is objectively true.

Brief contextual backgrounders use euphemisms including "settler" to avoid being contentious – while Burney strains to emphasise the importance of the actual truth in remedying the ills of more than 200 years of colonialism.

The DA, in turn, will celebrate emphasising emphatically the truth of its official opposition title, by growing its vote by 50% over five years to win the support of almost one in four voters, something only possible with increased black backing.

They emphasise the intentions of the suspect.

Their strategy was to emphasise the positive.

Central bankers emphasise the "portfolio-balance effect".

I emphasise the word victorious.

It was simple: "Emphasise the uncertainty".