Sentence examples for emphasising what is from inspiring English sources

The state news agency, KCNA, issued daily reports emphasising what is a pattern of the propaganda: that the regime's belligerence is in response to dire threats from outside, such as the deployment of American B-2 stealth bombers and F-22 fighters as part of joint exercises by American and South Korean armed forces south of the heavily fortified demilitarised zone (DMZ).

At Wimbledon, where he reached the third round before losing a five-set match against Argentina's David Nalbandian, he stayed in the tournament longer than both Tim Henman and Greg Rusedski, and it has happened again here, further emphasising what is becoming a tectonic shift in British tennis.

The film actually suppresses many of the nastier aspects of La Motta's life and essentially takes him at his own lenient estimation of himself, emphasising what was allegedly his initial, pig-headed resistance to gangsters' parasitic involvement in his career.

The film actually suppresses many of the nastier aspects of LaMotta's life: it removes the murder he committed as a young man and essentially takes Jake at his own lenient estimation of himself, emphasising what was allegedly his initial resistance to gangsters' parasitic involvement in his career.

Stuart Armstrong's stoppage time goal added gloss to the Celtic scene and emphasised what is currently a huge gulf between the Old Firm.

The leader's much-vaunted promise that "not a single home" would be seized from Greeks unable to keep up with mortgage payments has become the stuff of satire played on radio shows to emphasise what is widely perceived as Tsipras' hypocrisy.

But I want instead to emphasise what is beautiful and holy about this new experience of Christmas.

As the poem changes, the narrator begins to emphasise what is not present in the scene; he contrasts an obscure country life with a life that is remembered.

These results emphasise what is already known about fever as a symptom of influenza – while it clearly is one of the symptoms that can be experienced by people with influenza infection, it does not occur in all infected people [20].

It is important to emphasise what is good or promising in a community.

An RTE may over-emphasise what is essentially a snapshot of a fast-moving situation; the picture lending too much weight to ephemera and becoming hard to subsequently shake off.