Sentence examples for emphasizes what he from inspiring English sources

Over the summer, he barely mentioned George W. Bush; now he emphasizes what he regards as a litany of Bush Administration policy debacles — the Iraq war, the tax cuts, disrespect for the Constitution.

But Mr. Bush, while trying to club the senator with the tax-cut issue, just as often emphasizes what he calls "pro-active government" in education, health and reaching out to the poor.

As in his previous books, Mr. Ferguson does little to mute his own strong ideological views: He denounces Marx as "an odious individual"; disdains what he calls "a lumpenproletariat with vices" like drinking gin and engaging in street fights; and emphasizes what he sees as the positive aspects of colonialism.

Ginet emphasizes what he calls the "actish phenomenal quality" of basic actions, which he describes (1990: 13) as its seeming to the agent as if she is directly producing, making happen, or determining the event that has this quality.

Bastiat also emphasized what he called the "unseen" consequences of government policy.

His speech also emphasized what he characterized as special interests' grip on Washington.

"Her dossier has had its course," he told reporters, emphasizing what he called the independence of Iran's judicial system.

Not that Mr. Rizek wanted to emphasize what he regarded as the cheeky stratagems of Ms. Ausby-Frazier.

The Florida senator emphasized what he said was a 15-year record of applying conservative principles in public service.

Manager Joe Torre was just as influential in persuading Mattingly, emphasizing what he could contribute to a new generation of Yankees.

Mr. Koonin said that when he presented the network's offer he emphasized what he called "the transformational nature" of the deal for both sides.