Sentence examples similar to emphasizing ever from inspiring English sources

Choreographers have upped the shock ante by emphasizing ever-more alarming violence and misogyny.

"But the Republicans spend more money," he always emphasizes, ever the Philadelphian.

("How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying," Mr. Noll confirmed by phone, emphasizing the ever blurring line between musical comedies and operettas and adding, "The musicals sell better").

He always wanted to emphasize where ever he could the symbol and importance of justice.

And now that theme is being emphasized with ever greater energy.

And they all know the mantra: No one, Kevin Hanson emphasizes, has ever run well by starting out fast and then just holding on.

Research and development (R&D) should be more important — but is less emphasized — than ever.

Before telling it, let me emphasize that ever since I assessed the first Gaza war, online and on NPR, I've considered Hamas' end game and how it does business inexcusable.

To this end, there is a need for those in evolution education, environmental education, and science education in general to develop curricula that address and strongly emphasize the ever-increasing impact humans are having on the evolution of other organisms and on the biosphere.

This responsiveness is emphasized more than ever by Caterpillar's sales force.

The audience was an ideological cross-section of college students, no doubt picked to emphasize Mr. Obama's ever open mind.