The unity of this quartet of virtues is emphasised in the grammatical misalliances of the second stanza: as if the list formed a single compound noun, it's governed by the verb-form "is" rather than the expected "are".
While some characters were emphasised in the BBC promotional material, such as Freema Agyeman, most only appeared in the first episode as perishing during the viral pandemic.
Another problem emphasised in the report is low morale.
The teenager's talent was emphasised in the semi-finals.
"The free school meals announcement was a £1bn spending commitment – as Nick Clegg emphasised – just in the first two years when the finances remain tight, when we have £53bn a year going out just in interest and I think in those circumstances it's clear the department was right to try to ensure that public money was spent as effectively as possible on what matters most".
England's James Taylor, at 5ft 6ins, emphasised that in the fourth one-day international against Sri Lanka in Colombo on Sunday, as he scored 90 in his side's narrow six-wicket defeat.
The value of Hart's save was emphasised in first-half stoppage time as an error from opposite number Mignolet saw City go ahead.
For example, Chaney notes that the behaviour of 'self-cutting' is 'not emphasised in nineteenth-century writings' (2011b: 2011b
The organiser, Alejandro Agag, had emphasised, before the first round in Beijing last September, FE's sustainable business model, including not charging hosting fees to certain cities, and the attractiveness of the sustainable green agenda to sponsors.
After weeks of Labor's attacks that the tax cuts policy benefits the "big end of town" and "big banks", Turnbull and the treasurer, Scott Morrison, have in recent days emphasised that the first beneficiaries will be small "Mum and Dad run" businesses and that there would be several more elections before the biggest businesses benefitted.
