Sentence examples for emphasising the point from inspiring English sources

"I think some people should be happy Venus hasn't come, not complaining about it," she said, emphasising the point by making Silvia Farina's first-round defeat a misery.

Marco Verratti was also forced off before the end but it is not encouraging for Chelsea when Mourinho's analysis involved emphasising the point, not for the first time, about it being "difficult for us to score goals".

Outside, the sun shone on the expanse of sky blue seats with the letters CCFC picked out in black, emphasising the point that this was always intended to be the home of Coventry City FC – and, indeed, has just become so again.

The 19-year-old looks pretty special, emphasising the point during Brazil's game against Ecuador, winning a penalty then scoring two, the second an example of how to combine precision and power, a postage-stamp effort curled in from the edge of the area.

"We observed most of these cryosphere-cap seeps in lakes along the boundaries of permafrost thaw and in moraines and fjords of retreating glaciers," they write, emphasising the point that warming in the Arctic is releasing this long-stored carbon.

'Seeing artefacts in a cabinet is one thing, but seeing how they were used brings them to life.' Emphasising the point, a sharp crack and whoosh rings out across the courtyard as the page sends a projectile from his catapult zinging along the castle walls.

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.