Sentence examples for emphasises a from inspiring English sources

But it emphasises a point.

The other emphasises a confidence achievable only with unconditional support.

It emphasises a continuity that may seem self-evident now but certainly didn't then.

There is, James emphasises, "a huge commitment" to keep unaccompanied children within the city.

The beginning of the film emphasises a shift from reality to fantasy.

In a similar vein, it emphasises a determination to make progress and over the long term.

But the fact that so little is known about it emphasises a wider point.

It's also, wonderfully, a resonantly feminist show which emphasises a fun, heartfelt message over polemic.

Hirschberg says he appreciates the concerns, but emphasises a point made in the Radio 4 programme: collection isn't mandatory.

It is, as Wood emphasises, a different theology and different methodology from al-Qaida, a state not a cell.

The Longitude prize emphasises a technical and medical approach to illness and disability – its aim is to develop treatments and technologies.