Sentence examples for emphasized meant from inspiring English sources

A free-market, capitalist economy, he emphasized, meant constant change, often disruptive and disorienting to traditional ways of doing things.

Reducing health care costs, they emphasized, means taking money from someone's pocket and rationing care that Americans have come to expect, a recipe for stiff resistance.

Frieden emphasized means that no one exhibiting symptoms is allowed on planes.

WASHINGTON — After months of watching a growing credit crisis made worse by steadily eroding home prices, the Bush administration responded on Thursday with the outlines of a plan that officials emphasized is meant more to prevent future crises than to address the current one.

And though Suitsupply emphasizes details meant to drive bloggers crazy, it can backfire.

Emphasizing HTML5 means that APIs not visible to HTML5 programmers need not be as rigid, and can evolve with platform technology and can vary by market segment.

Brentano always emphasized that he meant to teach his students to think critically and in a scientific manner, without holding prejudices and paying undue respect to philosophical schools or traditions.

The Newseum, he emphasized, is not meant to be a monument to the press, but to its freedom.

But the Rapture in "The Leftovers," he emphasized, isn't meant to be the Christian Rapture at all — certainly not the one of the hugely popular "Left Behind" novels, which struck Mr. Perrotta as lacking nuance and grief.

He emphasized nonviolent means of protest and encouraged the application of economic pressure by countries dealing with South Africa.

Oh, they are headed this way!" While the vast industry of Austen sequels and pastiches runs heavily toward the romance-novel end of the literary spectrum — see "The Private Diary of Mr. Darcy" by Maya Slater, to be published in the United States in June — scholars have long emphasized the mean-girl side of Jane's personality.