Sentence examples for gets emphasised from inspiring English sources

He was already susceptible to ecstasy, "that delightful quickening of the perception by which everything gets emphasised and bright ened, and the commonest landscape looks lovely".

"But by doing that, different things get emphasised.

Our bad scores got emphasised.

Many of those who have worked so tirelessly to get fairer representation of women have emphasised the barriers to success.

"If that headquarters is to move outside the wire, which is probably likely that it will, then our advisers would go with them to continue to advise them on those operations, but I've got to emphasise we will not be conducting independent combat operations as formed forces; we'll be in support of the Iraqi security forces".

In a worsening economic situation, Germany's new environment minister, Peter Altmaier, who is as politically close to Chancellor Angela Merkel as it is possible to get, is emphasising the importance of not weakening the economy by increasing the cost of energy.

She has taken the Star unashamedly upmarket, emphasised getting scoops, and added a crucial twist: humour.

I never got into really emphasised make-up until I started wearing vintage clothes.

It's visually arresting, sunshine, warmth, and as close to gold as you can get, a point emphasised by Nike's gold soles.

The smallest child can tell the story of what he did that day, can work out how to make people laugh or how to make them anxious: by repeating his tale he can start to refine it based on the reactions he gets, learn to emphasise some parts and leave out others.

"There were some reservations from artists about getting involved but we emphasised that this is not political," she added.