Sentence examples for emphasized going from inspiring English sources

The former pitcher Curt Schilling, who will analyze the World Series for ESPN, said pitchers usually emphasized going after the hitters before Pujols, to minimize the damage he can do.

So we've emphasized going beyond slide-showing and rote lectures, and shifted toward engagement.

A participant emphasized going out of the house can relieve her pain: "It is better to go out when the (eye and nose) pain occurs… I would feel less pain when I was being distracted.

The recognition of specific places or faces, as Pallis emphasized, goes with a particular feeling, a sense of association and meaning.

Much of the credit, Hancock emphasizes, goes to the “amazing professionals” on staff.

Obama then emphasized that going forward, U.S. allies would take the lead on the intervention in Libya.

Cartwright emphasized that "going after them" didn't necessarily mean another DEVGRU raid.

But Kari Hamerschlag, a senior analyst at the Environmental Working Group and the author of the report, emphasized that going cheese- and meat-free for one day a week and choosing organic products the other days would have numerous positive effects on the environment and on a person's health.

Combat, he emphasized, often goes hand in hand with traumatic experiences, including a near loss of life or the death or injury of others.

Building a national platform of implemented prevention actions should be emphasized to go further.

Reversing the solemn, phony "Chariots of Fire" approach, Mr. Towne and the cinematographer Michael Chapman shoot the beginnings of scenes in slow motion, emphasizing what goes into the moments before a shot put, a pole vault, a race.