Sentence examples for everything to highlight from inspiring English sources

The battle was on full display on Wednesday as Senate Democrats pushed ahead with efforts to pass a bill that would increase lending to small businesses and provide tax breaks, and President Obama visited the Tastee Sub Shop in Edison, N.J., where he ordered a "super sub with everything," to highlight his party's small-business agenda.

Faced with the prospect of having to defend the administration's performance in an economy of still high unemployment, you might think the White House would be doing everything possible to highlight the Republicans' responsibility for the weak economy -- the perverse budget cuts, the unpopular assault on unions, the direct attack on Social Security.

Millions of people with insurance are asking, 'What if I lose my job?' " Mr. Obama is doing everything he can to highlight this sense of insecurity as he tries to persuade people with insurance that his proposals would help them.

And everything is done to highlight the artifice of theatre: the rehearsing actors are all heightened "types", performers and characters are separated by divisive footlights, stage trickery is relentlessly exposed.

Do everything you can to highlight the structure of this argument.

This gives dimension to a room and lets you play up everything you want to highlight and play down the things you'd rather minimize.

Of course, that doesn't mean Democrats and Republican skeptics won't do everything they can to highlight what they say makes Trump so dangerous.

The weather helped to highlight everything.

It's a familiar story, this, with the gambling industry either succumbing to, or imposing on itself, new rules that chiefly serve to highlight everything they'll still be allowed to do.

Having the Doobie Brothers support them at this final night of BluesFest might even be seen as a cunning way to highlight everything these presumed titans of the soft-rock era are not.

They're chomping at the bit to highlight everything they hate about the administration's actions — such as its slashing of ACA outreach and advertising dollars or its easing of coverage requirements — and force top officials to explain their actions in person.