Sentence examples for emphasized the news from inspiring English sources

Naturally, Trump tweeted about it and Spicer emphasized the news during his briefing.

Emphasizing the "news" in News Feed retrained users to wait for the big world-changing headlines to come to them rather than crisscrossing the home pages of various publishers.

The more Brand emphasized the good news about a majority, the more momentum he gained for raising the standards aimed at a minority.

At the news conference, both men emphasized the need for greater commercial integration and more educational cooperation and cultural exchanges.

At a news conference, he emphasized the need to "make sure I've got the facts.. . .

No other city has a more devoted tub-thumper than Paul McIlhenny, who was eager to emphasize the good news in New Orleans, eight months after Katrina struck.

Fay Landes, an analyst with Sanford C. Bernstein, who has been among Priceline's harshest critics, said the news emphasized the flaws in the company's business.

While the story broadcasted in the news emphasized the inspirational message of hope, gratitude and resilience, I wanted my Imprints to show the pain, the losses and ultimately the gift of transformation and growth that stem from trauma - the beautiful marks that imprints can create.

But Francis is doing more than just telling his fellow-priests to emphasize the "good news" of the Gospel rather than the "bad news" of Church dogma.

Still, in a company with a culture that has long emphasized ethics, the news about Mr. Sokol's trades may cause waves within Berkshire.

Trump emphasized at the news conference that he would have "no problem doing a shutdown" if Congress fails to support border-control measures backed by the White House, including billions of dollars for his proposed wall at the U.S.-Mexico border.