Sentence examples for emphasised the point from inspiring English sources

Having certainly emphasised the point with his two penalty saves at Stamford Bridge, he was also in dominant mood yesterday.

He emphasised the point that all violence against women starts with gender inequality and a lack of respect.

Recent social media coverage has emphasised the point that career success and happiness comes from pursuing what interests you, rather than what might seem a good idea from other people's perspective (teachers / parents / politicians).

Hearts, much the better team, emphasised the point with a third goal after 57 minutes that was made in Lithuania, as Saulius Mikoliunas set up Cesnauskis, who beat Alan Combe easily.

He added: "The two conversations I have had with Lord Hall have emphasised the point that we are a cultural organisation, we are there to aim higher, which doesn't mean being niche.

Aside from the fact that we emphasised the point that most nationalists support the peace process in the story it is alarming that there is so much self-censorship out there.

Afterwards Pearce emphasised the points made in The Independent yesterday by Sir Trevor Brooking about the importance of experience gained in tournaments like these – and of winning them: "I think we've got a lot of lessons to learn and the one reason I would say that is you have to look at the trophy cabinet.

Yentob has brought along a copy of the Radio Times to emphasise the point.

As if to emphasise the point, this year Glastonbury plays host to Midlake.

"There is little we can learn from examining the past", he writes to emphasise the point.

As if to emphasise the point Mr Burgess finished off his sixth bourbon.