Sentence examples for emphasised to us from inspiring English sources

This has emphasised to us how beneficial this work can be for staff.

The NAO said: "The BBC emphasised to us that during this period it was overseeing several other major projects, including the move to Salford and preparing for the 2012 Olympics".

"It's a huge honour to captain any team at this level and even more so to lead Jersey," said Rae. "It's been emphasised to us that it's more like representing a country when playing for the island and a great deal of responsibility comes with that".

One thing it demonstrates, however, as Dr Savage emphasises to me, is that "none of us have perfect control over our behaviour".

In addition to World Hepatitis Day reminding us to "think again," we need to emphasise to all interested stakeholders that hepatitis C is the 8th biggest killer worldwide yet receives much less attention than other diseases.

To emphasise, to bring a point home".

The coaches emphasise us to take a bit of risk and to play the ball.

In his acceptance speech at the Folio, Saunders spoke warmly of the central importance of fiction to emphasise the connections between us, to allow us to engage our empathy and sympathy.

"Israel wants to emphasise that it belongs to us".Such feelings colour attitudes towards the pope's visit.

In a much-awaited speech on Wednesday night that may prove the biggest test of Obama's multilateral approach to foreign policy, the president was poised to emphasise a mix of US military action, hitherto confined to airstrikes in Iraq, coupled with support for the forces ranged against Islamic State (Isis) on the ground.

Even the words that refer to us as theatregoers – audience, spectators – emphasise sound and sight alone.