Sentence examples for has always been emphasised from inspiring English sources

That the British were helped by the Prussians and others has always been emphasised by French commentators.

The role of adequate and appropriate rehydration before and during exercise has always been emphasised.

"But this has always been a cosmopolitan city so here we are emphasising that.

But in a BBC interview earlier this year, Obama emphasised that "Great Britain has always been our best partner", "there's no country where we have closer affinity in terms of values" and even that "fantastic" is one of his favourite British words: "So much better than awesome".

She has always been honest about the value of her family connections, emphasising that they provide a stream of reliable advice, rather than opening doors for her.

"It has always been difficult to say whether the first flowering plants emerged in aquatic conditions, but this paper emphasises how important aquatic environments were for the earliest flowering plants".

Beyond that aberration it is only sensible to mention that this encounter had always been likely to emphasise stark differences.

Ferrari have always been publicly supportive of Massa, emphasising that they will help him through a difficult time in his career and pointing out that their 2012 car is difficult to drive.

The interviewees emphasised that that they have always been able to adapt before, that they have to think of new solutions, a different from of reindeer herding, perhaps start to feed the animals, utilise new grazing land, etc.

They shared a passion for plays they felt had always been undervalued and for ways in which the theatricality of production could be emphasised, as in John's Richard II for the RSC in 1971.

In his return letter, the prime minister emphasised that Fox and his wife Jesme Baird have "always been good friends" and that Fox had been a "key" member of his team who had done a "superb job" over the past 17 months.