Sentence examples for emphasized too from inspiring English sources

He emphasized, too, the support that Intach had received from a relatively forward-looking municipal administration.

He emphasized, too, the effectiveness of the P.K.K.'s training and weapons in Kobani.

Interactivity is emphasized, too: several sit-down computer stations allow aspiring animators and the merely curious to experiment with computer animation.

But he emphasized, too, that the new educational program "is not intended to cast a directive to voters about Hall of Fame-worthy candidates".

They emphasized, too, that Ms. Palin did not spend time on the shopping, and that other people made the decision to buy such an array of clothes.

Perhaps the level playing field had previously been emphasized too much, and we needed reminding again that individual motivation and effort built and still builds this country.

"Many people feel that the role of private capital in infrastructure has been de-emphasized too much and that more balance should be restored to the equation," Mr. Orski said.

That's what Diane emphasizes, too.

"It's very important to emphasize, too, that we don't hate cats," cautioned Andrews, the threatened-species commissioner.

I cannot emphasize too strongly that I have determined that we should go for broke.... Our greatest failure would be to do too little too late.

Chevron executives emphasize, too, that while exports by rail are more expensive, there is value in having a diversified transportation system.