Sentence examples for emphasises the point from inspiring English sources

And having major governmental offices for devolution in London, rather than the place where the issue is most prominent, only emphasises the point.

He emphasises the point by punching his right fist into the left palm, an action repeated several times during the course of an interview where he speaks eloquently, wisely and frequently with passion.

Director Colin Trevorrow emphasises the point with shots of gigantic bloody, dinosaur footprints on walls or of audiences watching awe-struck as some monster emerges from the deep to snack on a dead shark.

Hew Strachan, Oxford University's Chichele professor of the history of war, emphasises the point, especially the belief, reinforced by the 1999 Kosovo conflict, that air power was decisive and that you did not need numerical superiority if you could more than match the enemy in quality.

Jacqui Smith, who attended this cabinet meeting, emphasises the point: "I used to tell the cabinet, 'There's an enormous distinction in the way people feel about immigration between those who live in London or other big cities and those who live in places like my old constituency of Redditch.

"And that emphasises the point that we can't tell people, we can't turn people around from A&E.

Yentob has brought along a copy of the Radio Times to emphasise the point.

As if to emphasise the point, this year Glastonbury plays host to Midlake.

"There is little we can learn from examining the past", he writes to emphasise the point.

As if to emphasise the point Mr Burgess finished off his sixth bourbon.

It goes to emphasise the point that cappuccino-drinking over-50s are keeping the show on the road.