Sentence examples for emphasised his point from inspiring English sources

Ministerial inaction over the Dilnot commission's recommendation for capping the cost of care at £35,000 per person has emphasised his point.

The next day he emphasised his point about due process, by repeating an earlier pledge to stand trial himself for his years of serving the regime.The rebels have certainly acted wrongfully against some civilians, though most human-rights groups say their abuses pale beside the attacks on civilians by the regime.

('The thing about being half-Italian and half-Jewish,' he said, 'is you don't know whether to steal it or try to get it cheaper.') He emphasised his points with a big Montecristo.

Hockey used a personal experience to emphasise his point.

He wore a motorcycle chain round his neck to emphasise his point.

The chief of these sometimes emphasises his point by removing his spectacles and brandishing them.

As if to emphasise his point, Wednesday tore out of the blocks.

"I didn't see anything," declared Arsene Wenger, tapping his white cane on the floor to emphasise his point.

Is that clear?" he said, dramatically pausing between each word to emphasise his point and not even trying to hide his exasperation.

To emphasise his point, the Yorkshire-raised, double-Olympic gold medallist – in Moscow, 1980, and Los Angeles four years later – says: "I would love to have an Olympics in Barnsley".

He also talked about a factory in the marginal Labour seat of Newcastle-Under-Lyne which is making fire bricks for London's housing market, to emphasise his point that London's growth benefits other parts of the country.