Sentence examples for emphasised that point from inspiring English sources

Both men emphasised that point last night by intervening to defend their views as consistent with those held at the time of the invasion.

Indeed the UDA's overall commander, Jackie McDonald, emphasised that point in March when he unexpectedly turned up at a trade union rally in Belfast called to protest against the Real IRA and Continuity IRA murders of two soldiers and a policeman.

"And that is certainly something that New Zealand have done and Ireland have also emphasised that point as well".

Finally, we emphasise that point-of-case assessment of platelet reactivity and identification of patients with 'prolonged' closure times clearly cannot function as a stand-alone test for the rule-out of ACS.

We emphasise that point-of-care assessment of platelet reactivity cannot serve as a stand-alone test to either discern patients with non-cardiac symptoms versus ACS-positive patients or distinguish between STEMI versus NSTEMI/UA in the emergent setting limitations that in all likelihood reflect the complex and multifactorial pathophysiology of acute myocardial ischaemia and infarction.

They emphasised that points of distribution need to be carefully considered to reach the desired target populations.

To emphasise that point, The Imaginarium shot 93 minutes'-worth of performance in just 17 days.

To emphasise that point, Mortensen says, there was briefly a plan to have one of the children be adopted from Latin America.

Jackie Ennis, of the Massachusetts Office of Travel and Tourism, emphasises that point: "If 700 Chinese visitors show up on your doorstep for a museum tour, and you don't have a Mandarin-speaking guide, it could be a little awkward".

I must re-emphasise that point.

With performances that offer nods and winks to the audience, the point is emphasised that these characters are not what they seem.