Sentence examples for emphasised the seriousness from inspiring English sources
Since the beginning of the Algerian hostage crisis, David Cameron has repeatedly emphasised the seriousness of the threat such incidents pose.
World Bank president Robert Zoellick emphasised the seriousness of the food crisis, saying that for the first time in living memory our world was "one poor harvest away from chaos".
Nevertheless, the CHC-nurses in this study emphasised the seriousness of childhood overweight and their experience was that it increases with a child's age.
The ACPC heavily promotes the idea that the Chechen rebellion shows the undemocratic nature of Putin's Russia, and cultivates support for the Chechen cause by emphasising the seriousness of human rights violations in the tiny Caucasian republic.
Contrary to some assumptions by more permissive commentators, Dutch sex education emphasises the seriousness of sex in relation to consent, the significance of first sexual intercourse and crucially, potential pregnancy.
She first performed the routine in July in her pitch to be leader of the Conservative party and then, as if to emphasise the seriousness of her intent, she repeated it in her speech to the party's conference in October.
It merely emphasised the comedy.
He emphasised the fraternité, I remember.
He emphasised the collection's seasonless nature.
Both comparisons emphasise the great size and seriousness of India's state, relative to its more chaotic neighbours.In even bolder terms, Manipur's multiple conflicts recall some in Africa, where AIDS is also a camp-follower; or even, in the murderous efficiency of those killers near Bishnupur (where African rebels would have fired wide and scarpered), the latest fiasco in Afghanistan.
Conductor John Eliot Gardiner, in most genial mode, chose to introduce the pieces, explaining some of their inner workings, but also emphasising the rapid fluctuations of mood – from seriousness to sunny charm to soul-baring anguish – that would make these three symphonies, written in a period of weeks in 1788, game-changers in music history.
