Sentence examples for emphasising precisely from inspiring English sources

Emphasising precisely how important the Dubliner is at the City Ground, the stats show that during 2014 Forest have not lost any of the 22 league games in which their creative catalyst has been involved, gaining 44 points in the process.

Barkley emphasised precisely why he enjoys such a glowing reputation.

If anything, it emphasises precisely why this culture is so dangerous.

Not only did this tactical shift work but Lamine Koné and Younès Kaboul emphasised precisely why their reassuringly bloody-minded centre-back partnership is keeping John O'Shea on the bench.

The interior at High Five is as drab and functional as the drinks are exquisite, emphasising precise technique (and even more precisely carved ice) over flashy mixology.

National outfits such as Freedom to Marry issued strategy papers urging state campaigns to avoid "inartful" comparisons with civil rights, and to emphasise "fairness" over equality (precisely to woo swing voters not ready to think of gay couples as equals).

We hear so much about justice and diversity at the moment that one might almost think that the individuals now emphasising such things voted for women's ordination as priests in 1992 on precisely those grounds.

By emphasising reader response.

The deadline needs emphasising.

Meanwhile, Leitch is emphasising "elites".

But the message was not only more sober tough challenges supplanting the euphoria of victory and so on but also, it seemed, more precisely calculated to emphasise Mr Blair's distance from the party's traditional instincts.In part of his speech, Mr Blair launched a sharp attack on the claim that he is nothing more than a more competent sort of Tory.