Sentence examples for he often stressed from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, he often stressed that conversion is a long process.

As he often stressed, his obligation was to not impede them if they were clearly, to his mind, rational.

As Cardinal Bergoglio, his sermons always had an impact in Argentina and he often stressed social inclusion, indirectly criticising governments that did not pay attention to those on the margins of society, our correspondent says.

The BBC's Marcia Carmo in Buenos Aires says Cardinal Bergoglio's sermons always had an impact in Argentina: he often stressed social inclusion and indirectly criticised governments that did not pay attention to those on the margins of society.

He often stresses the importance of the shape of letters – black curls and lines hammered onto white paper – the aesthetic architecture of them.

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He provided, as is often stressed, the link between van Eyck, who died in 1441, and Rubens, born in 1577.

In the past Charles has stirred controversy by lobbying politicians over issues such as the genetic modification of crops, but aides have often stressed that he grasps the need to drop his "advocacy" role when king.

He would come home late, often stressed and grumpy.

Biden has often stressed his close working relationship with Obama, repeating Tuesday that he and the president are "close personal friends" and "ideologically compatible".

When I was at school I was often stressed.