Sentence examples for first emphasised from inspiring English sources

Britain First emphasised it did not subscribe anyone to the party newsletter itself.

We first emphasised that the antibody utilised is TRIM59-specific in this work (also in the sister paper).

8 It was Mincer who first emphasised the role of the rise in the wage of women as a primary force explaining the growth of female labour supply.

Accounts of life before the success of The New York Trilogy, of which City of Glass is the first, emphasise the down-on-my-luck side.

(Russell 1938 206) Advocating a compromise between positive and private morality, Russell first emphasises that there is such a thing as moral progress, a progress which may occur through revolutions.

In conveying his impressions of Falstaff, Hazlitt first emphasises the sheer physical bulk that we remember him by: "We are as well acquainted with his person as his mind, and his jokes come upon us with double force and relish from the quantity of flesh through which they make their way, as he shakes his fat sides with laughter.

We first emphasise the difference between static and dynamic (i.e., continuous) observations.

Appropriately, Stokes created the first two goals for Gary Hooper, while Joe Ledley's third emphasised Celtic's almost embarrassing superiority as they won the trophy for a record 35th time.

David Villa's spectacular third emphasised the gulf in class between the sides and United never threatened to mount the sort of dramatic recovery that has become their trademark.

He made half the firsts join with the seconds, emphasising the inner part exactly as required.

The second emphasises integrated rural and social development in Brazil's poorest regions through programmes designed to ensure the provision of technical support and credit for family farmers.