Sentence examples for emphasised too from inspiring English sources
For it cannot be emphasised too many times that the bit about the "foreign land" really did not refer to asylum.
"It cannot be emphasised too strongly how commercial and industrial development in the form of chicken-rearing sheds would spoil, more likely sabotage, this wonderful landscape for our own and future generations, who would never forgive us".
Nothing is emphasised too much, voices are not raised very greatly, even in moments of great stress; nothing in the drama or the direction is very strenuous, and yet it accumulates in power.
They emphasised, too, the granting of greater responsibility and independence to church agencies as part of support for independent social institutions, a theme emerging strongly in like-minded parties.
The report said "within-child" factors were emphasised too often, rather than environmental factors, "due to families and schools wishing to abdicate responsibility for children's behaviour and systemic failings in current diagnostic procedures".
He goes on to complete the chapter with a chilling reminder: "As regards extinction, it cannot be emphasised too often that once a species has become extinct nothing, nothing can bring it back".
I can't emphasise too strongly that this is not an anti-Russian recipe.
Lest there be any hint here of the "utterly subliminal nastiness" that occasionally upsets Mr Corbyn, I cannot emphasise too liminally that women are visible in The Outsider.
I cannot emphasise too much how this has been easily the most exciting, the most fulfilling, and the most enjoyable time of my life.
"There are, of course, processes for making these decisions, but I can't emphasise too strongly that it is not and never can be a precise science, and it should not be treated as if it were.
For every invaded country there were a sizeable number of influential people who played along with, and in fact created the Nazi puppet government, a fact which the liberating Allies gallantly chose not to emphasise too harshly.
