Sentence examples for emphasised the power of from inspiring English sources

The local broadsheet, Tagesspiegel, which has been swooning over Hertha's unexpected progress all season, labelled them "heroes of the system" and emphasised the power of a collective ambition.

Harry Redknapp emphasised the power of positive thinking after Tottenham Hotspur continued their remarkable transformation under his charge by trouncing Dinamo Zagreb 4-0 in the Uefa Cup.

A few years ago, when they were still soaring in unison, one camp attributed their success to strong and wise governments; another emphasised the power of free markets.

When Champcar and the Indy ­Racing League finally put their differences behind them at the start of last year – the former being swallowed up by the latter – it emphasised the power of the Indy 500.

Richard Wilkinson, co-founder of Doisy and Dam, emphasised the power of social media: "You can generate a huge amount of buzz and interest through interesting and attractive Facebook, Twitter and Instagram [accounts for your business].

You could do the same thing with the Old Masters examined in minute detail by Dr Janina Ramirez in Decoding The Masterworks, which once again emphasised the power of simple show-and-tell, assuming that it's the right people doing the telling.

Thakkar emphasises the power of partnerships, particularly where they mix global success with local knowledge.

It emphasises the power of the past and the power of memory against the thinness of the present moment.

Alonso has long been one of F1's better interviewees, but today he is in a particularly frank mood, and the tranquillity of his presence emphasises the power of his words.

Those who thought an emphasis on nature meant people were irredeemable either gave that as a reason not to emphasise nature or to suggest that in fact 'defects' of nature could be overcome, as in this comment by a student emphasising the power of education; Yes it is very important because it helps to understand if people are reformable (nurture) or irredeemable (nature).

Despite the origin of these hydroxyl-acids, their presence in both CMp11 and UM may prove functionally relevant and furthermore, emphasises the power of 1H-NMR to identify previously unknown metabolites in media samples.