Sentence examples for emphasised though from inspiring English sources

The national identity of the team is still emphasised, though, with bands showing the Russian flag around the waist, on the chest and on the back of the neck.

It still needs to be emphasised, though, that trying to evaluate the risks and benefits of two therapies does not deny the appropriateness of others for some patients.

It has to be emphasised though, that gender, age and trained status seems to play a greater role in determining the size of the muscle fibre.

It was emphasised though that people with high levels of education also had a better understanding of ultrasound and pregnancy complications.

That just emphasises, though, how Blumhouse and distributors Paramount might, by tinkering with the US release window, have missed the chance to go out with a bang (presumably the rationale for the extra spend, but let's see how the digital release pans out).

We should fear for his talent the tendency to overdraw and emphasise, though he has a sufficiency of natural force.

I would emphasise though that we do talk to the Treasury, I do talk to the chancellor, we try to be as co-ordinated as possible in ensuring that there is a sustainable development in the housing market and that's not in the short term, it's for the medium term.

He wanted to emphasise though that the tournament was not just about catching the sharks.

At some point down the road, you will likely end up in a wheelchair.' The last word is emphasised as though this is the worst of all possible fates.

A document that spells out how senior clergy members ought to deal with allegations of abuse, which was recently released by the Vatican, emphasised that, though they must be aware of local laws, bishops' only duty was to address such allegations internally.

The BBC visited Tina and Gina who emphasised that, though they face sickness and death every day, their job is to help patients live well for the short time they have left.