Sentence examples for emphasising how much from inspiring English sources
Right-wing Japanese commentators point to "The Tale of Genji" and take great pride in emphasising how much more sophisticated civilisation was in Japan in the 11th century compared with Europe at that time.
It may not sound like a cheery beach read, but Miéville writes convincingly and positively, showing the issues of a society in which people are blind to each other, and emphasising how much things can improve if we only open our eyes a little wider.
As Williams sat in his hospital bed, watching a recording of the race, his spirits must have been raised when he saw members of his pit crew holding a sign reading "Don't worry Frank, we are minding the store," with Piquet's "Wish you were here Frank" message emphasising how much the team boss was in the thoughts of everyone.
Such was their disillusion, in fact, that there will be many among those supporters who will maintain the odds on Carver getting the job should actually shorten, because having spent much of his pre-match press conference emphasising how much value he attached to progress in the FA Cup, Pardew's former assistant left most of Newcastle's best players this season out of his line-up.
"I worked in a bakery, I worked in a restaurant, I ran a small business, I worked on a government nature reserve programme," she says, emphasising how much she hated the bakery in particular.
