Sentence examples for emphasises at from inspiring English sources
Whatever lingering shreds remain of Jack Black's credibility are thoroughly extinguished by this limp, putatively feelgood comedy about birdwatching – or "birding", as Black testily emphasises at one point.
Chemist Edith Ellyn (Helena Bonham Carter) emphasises at one point that no people should be harmed in the course of blowing things up.
Thirlwell mentions more than once his similarity in shortness of stature to Pushkin, and emphasises at one point (as if to quiet frantic fans) that he is a less important person than Gombrowicz or Flaubert.
As Kress emphasises at the outset, it makes no sense to examine representation and communication alone: Exploration of the changing relationship between the word and the image must be seen in the wider framework of economic, political, social, cultural and technological changes.
These are the values that Mr Cameron emphasised at this election, as Mr Major did in 1992.
The fact that economists on the whole had not predicted the 2008 financial crisis was much emphasised at the time and led to some lost faith.
According to Betty, what happened was that women's sexuality was emphasised at the expense of all their other talents and attributes.
"It must be emphasised at the outset that it is no part of our function to change the law in order to decriminalise assisted suicide," Lord Hope said.
It is a familiar question that Gatland, the Lions chairman, Gerald Davies, and the manager, Andy Irvine, will be re-emphasising at the first available opportunity on their return.
Sharpe emphasised at once "the need to create a modern and robust player recruitment process … inside a sustainable long-term financial framework".
Above all, Israel's desire for peace with the Palestinians should be emphasised at all times because this what Americans overwhelmingly want to happen.
