Sentence examples for emphasizing anything from inspiring English sources

ABC had a hard time emphasizing anything because its attempt at a telephone news conference yielded as much humor as any comedy introduced by the network this season, with static accompanied by electronic beeps followed by the harried voices of ABC executives trying to get the phone company to fix the problems.

Don't emphasize anything that is evilor bad, but get rid of it or rise above it.

"There is a lot of eagerness to get out of this crisis and the government would want to emphasize anything that is good news, so a good World Cup is certainly important," said Jordi Sevilla, one of Mr Zapatero's former ministers.

He said, "Buy presents for people, take notes, make phone calls and anything…." He paused then emphasized, "anything else that is needed".

I asked, "What would my responsibilities be as his assistant?" He said, "Buy presents for people, take notes, make phone calls, and anything…" He paused then emphasized, "anything else that is needed".

To emphasize anything other than literacy and numeracy promotes "the culture of excuse," Klein insists in a U.S. News and World Report column, the contention that "schools cannot really be held accountable for student achievement because disadvantaged students bear multiple burdens of poverty.

"China's a place where only the mainstream is emphasized and anything else shouldn't exist".

The president of the largest software company in the U.S. described what he called a "gold rush mentality" and emphasized that "anything that's false is a lie".

Google goes to great lengths to emphasize that anything users share via +1 is public.

If anything, emphasizing enterprise seemed like a prescription for shrinking more.

Justice Thomas, who was raised in segregated Georgia, emphasized that, if anything, the lawyer and his colleagues on the bench had "underestimated the power of the symbol".