Sentence examples for emphasised that you from inspiring English sources

All of our codes of practice around admissions, behaviour and exclusions have always emphasised that you deal with the child and not the parents in terms of their access to education and their treatment within the school.

He also emphasised that "you can perform a real social function without sacrificing the imagination of the art", pointing to experiments by such artists as Graham Vick, the opera director whose Birmingham Opera Company has served to suggest that community participation in the arts does not necessarily involve sacrifice of aesthetic quality and sophistication.

"I think, as you evangelise, it should be emphasised that you're not just handing a piece of paper to a person, but that you're actually interested in them as a person".

The senior cardiologists often emphasised that "working as a cardiologist, you must like and be able to work under great pressure".

Jones emphasised that systems and coaches are pointless unless you capture the imagination of youth early.

Have I emphasised that enough yet?

The founders emphasised that iThryv is not a bank.

The letter emphasised that participation was voluntary.

But we didn't emphasise that you were also responsible for them.

The exception is when emphasising that you do not trust the speaker – the prime minister said he had "total confidence" in the minister.

In this case you can be a Fighter, a Mage, a Thief, or a Jew – and if you plump for the last, Cartman emphasises that you probably can't be friends, but maybe you can take care of the guild's finances.