Sentence examples for emphasised and from inspiring English sources

Wordsworth's political side is here at once emphasised and qualified.

I hoped the message would be emphasised and not anaesthetised by some added syntax.

Shelley's Victorian hagiographers covered up his atheism, which was never retracted, but nowadays his defiant Godlessness is emphasised and celebrated.

All of our worst passive-aggressive tendencies had been digitised, emphasised and delivered to our phones without context or compassion.

Yet, the need to safeguard public health must be emphasised and the terms of such partnerships critically evaluated and monitored.

Sentencing is about "proportionality", the judge emphasised, and an appropriate sentence must be "neither too light nor too severe".

All this was explained in the player contracts but it was not emphasised and the all-time No1 missed its significance.

He was already susceptible to ecstasy, "that delightful quickening of the perception by which everything gets emphasised and bright ened, and the commonest landscape looks lovely".

She told John Roberts, its curator: "It was the way conceptual art emphasised and utilised the perception of the viewer that was so useful to feminist artists.

If you're brought up in a family where the value of higher education is not at all emphasised, and on top of this the prospect of being in debt is unthinkable, how likely are you to then take it on?

One is simply the bare bones, but a story is something more; its meanings depend on the storyteller and how the tale is delivered, which parts are emphasised and which downplayed.