Sentence examples for emphasised in their from inspiring English sources

Western leaders emphasised in their public rhetoric a balanced message of "deterrence and dialogue" with Putin's "aggressive" Russia.

Second, the government has rightly emphasised in their policies, the need for male role models in terms of social cohesion, in order to reduce under achievement, to avoid increasing violent crime and gang culture.

Remember, they emphasise in their paper, that this meal was simply gulped down: "The shrew was ingested without chewing; any damage occurred as the remains were processed internally.

The ambulance staff emphasised in the evaluation their positive experiences, ease of use and the added value of LMA-S as a resource for patients in difficult circumstances.

The inexperienced fielding of countries such as Canada was emphasised in the closing overs of their innings.

This pair of pretty, popular Californian girls who were, as was emphasised in every book, perfect – from their perfect size six figures, to their perfect blonde hair and perfectly perfect blue-green eyes.

From the late 15th century a number of painters emphasised landscape in their works, a development led in part by the shift in preference from religious iconography to secular subjects.

Other patients emphasised, in ways the physicians had not anticipated, being 'bull-headed' in their determination to overcome physical disabilities.

Zabarella emphasised in many instances that each speculative science should demonstrate their own principles and not borrow them from metaphysics.

Naturally the divide is emphasised in England.

"The terrorism aspect was certainly not emphasised in that meeting.