Sentence examples for emphasized all from inspiring English sources

Mr. McCain still lacks the vast resources and national organization of Mr. Bush, who emphasized all day that he was the candidate who could last through the long haul.

For while they have emphasized all season that they need to play efficient baseball, that they do not have a roster that can outslug their own mistakes, the numbers show that their defense is simply not holding up very well.

Al Ahram has emphasized all week that Washington is divided and wary about the first president from the Muslim Brotherhood, an Islamist group long critical of Israel and the West.

He started with a long riff on his love of literature — he emphasized all four syllables of the word — and, after listing favorite authors ranging from Wole Soyinka to Colson Whitehead, found his way to William Faulkner's short story about a lynch mob, "Dry September," which he called "a mythic but truthful novel of American life in the South".

In 1998, after learning that Mike Piazza had rejected an $80 million contract from the Los Angeles Dodgers, a 23-year-old Jeter emphasized all four syllables of "80 million" in an interview with The New York Times and said, "You can't spend that much money in your lifetime".

The founders also emphasized all ingredients are sugar-free and they try to pick organic ingredients where it makes sense.

The temperamental Cruyff, along with Franz Beckenbauer of West Germany, was regarded as the world's finest player in an era when the European game was dominated by "total football," a style of play developed by Dutch coach Rinus Michels that emphasized all-around skill, versatility, and creativity.

"I emphasize all concerned: parents, students and teachers".

At an event in May, the network has said it will emphasize all its advertising opportunities beyond prime time on NBC.

Minutes into the interview, the young adults began talking about their goals to emphasize all types of diversity in both the channel's participants and its programming.

Instead, he suggests, a core exercise program should emphasize all of the major muscles that girdle the spine, including but not concentrating on the abs.