Sentence examples for good to emphasise from inspiring English sources

While it's good to emphasise that motivation is a complex cognitive process, you can't just expect people to be more enthusiastic about their job when faced with poor prospects, low wages, bad management etc. just because a stranger tells them to.

It's just to emphasise what a very good film-maker he is when encouraged by good writers such as Barry Hines (Kes) or Bill Jesse (Riff-Raff).

(I also tried Happn, but found it a bit weird that I crossed paths with the same woman eight times a day without seeing her once. Was she stalking me? Was I stalking her?) I now have more matches on Tinder than Facebook friends, which is a really good way to emphasise loneliness.

Joan Risley is keen to emphasise the good points in her experience.

Why are we asked to emphasise "the good" when "the bad" is the overwhelming experience of the workers we meet?

Kelsey, whose books makes the connection between our daily lives – like what we wear and what we eat – and globalisation, is keen to emphasise that good things are happening too, like an abandoned factory being turned into a "maker's space" for artists and entrepreneurs.

But rather than simply focusing on the bad, I prefer to emphasise the good, or rather the benefits of being active.

It is important to emphasise what is good or promising in a community.

Critics and gossips have been keen to look for instances of sibling rivalry between the pair, but both are keen to emphasise that having the good fortune to have a world-class tennis playing sister simply makes their own game better.

In many interviews there was a tendency to emphasise barriers to providing good care and weaknesses of the given local care system rather than positive aspects and clear ideas for what might constitute good practice.

Their strategy was to emphasise the positive.