Sentence examples for emphasising all from inspiring English sources

"Another point to note from this AGM and the counted votes is that we should not, as I have been emphasising all along, be distracted by inaccurate and misleading reports of the intentions of shareholders prior to the AGM and what their plans were.

I went off him in a big way at Princess Diana's funeral when he read the lesson in that funny way, emphasising all the wrong words, deliberately.

There are no incentives whatsoever for investments, despite politicians emphasising all the time that they aim to change this," BDEW's managing director said in a statement on Monday.

On the surface, the Alphabet restructuring addresses this concern by emphasising all the exciting techy areas – from self-driving cars to smart energy to health – that Google has entered over the last few years.

But after an intensive lobbying campaign against the changes by big business and deep opposition from senior cabinet ministers, his comments on Tuesday were much more equivocal, emphasising all the things the government had already done for small business.

Which isn't to say you need to be all grey around the temples to "get" this – quite clearly, this is DOOM for the 21st century, harnessing the power of today's hardware and emphasising all the mature-audiences-only grisly aesthetics that made the 1993 original such a must-play title.

For example, HARITA/R4 Rural Resilience Initiative in Ethiopia emphasises all aspects of risk management from prevention to creating financial reserves to draw on in the event of future risks.

As founder of the Bee Guardian Foundation, I want to emphasise all that has been the achieved by those who have taken part in the Dungeness project.

Instead of providing a monumental, pompous, singular building, the centre attempts to emphasise all of the parts that make it up.

The women's World Cup, which has been in New Zealand hands since 1998, remained there at the Twickenham Stoop yesterday after a pulsating contest which emphasised all that is good about the women's game.

But in his recent speech to the National Press Club, Mr Morrison decided to emphasise all the existential threats he sees to Australia's prosperity.