Sentence examples for emphasize wanting to from inspiring English sources

Older widowed women emphasize wanting to keep their autonomy and staying in their familiar family homes as reasons for having a LAT relationship (De Jong Gierveld 2002; Pyke 1994).

He emphasized, "We want to cooperate".

And, Edwards emphasized, they want to tackle, even in the cold, when a hit is especially jarring.

Mr. Lamy emphasized that Europe wants to assist the American steel industry in restructuring to avoid collapse.

As for outreach, Mr. Thomas emphasizes that he wants to reach "the bottom of the pyramid".

I had emphasized that I wanted to spend the entire evening with a family.

She emphasized that she wanted to make education the main issue in the campaign.

To respond to these critiques, try emphasizing that you want to cooperate and collaborate, not dominate.

Pick one word or phrase that emphasizes what you want to do and work with that.

So we want to emphasize that while we cannot definitively say financial systems are safer than four years ago, we want to emphasize the "somewhat" part of the answer.

A software company might want to emphasize the quality and simplicity of its products (hence, Apple) while an accounting firm might want to emphasize its accuracy.