Sentence examples for emphasises the word from inspiring English sources

He emphasises the word "could".

He emphasises the word "actively" when ending life, but it is almost a subversive approach where Keith needs to reframe the meaning of a potential intervention along legal and professional lines.

Professor Natale Tedesco from the University of Palermo has written an article on the Montalbano books in which he emphasises the words "comic" and "ironic".

And I said: 'She doesn't need to go to rehab.' In the film, I'm relating the story, and what I said was: 'She didn't need to go to rehab at that time.'" He leans forward and emphasises the words.

Swift emphasises the wording of St. Matthew when he says, "whose Hearts are waxed gross, whose Ears are dulled of hearing, and whose eyes are closed," and he uses "eyes are closed" to connect back to those sleeping in Church.

I emphasise the word victorious.

I emphasise the word 'claim' … so they reached the ruling by disregarding those words".

He heavily emphasised the word technically and also said that it was inconceivable that we would fire without US approval.

"From the inside, doing the work day after day that we have been doing, this was unthinkable," he explained, emphasising the word unthinkable.

So we stopped doing it in the hope that we would get lucky and he would emphasise the word we meant," Crane says, laughing.

"I started out with a genre [of drag] called genderfuck," he says, today in a pristine turquoise suit and Ronnie Corbett glasses, emphasising the word like a patient teacher.