Sentence examples for highlighted his point from inspiring English sources
In the paper, Dr. Caves highlighted his point by compiling a notarized list of 24 dogs owned by faculty and staff members and students in his department at the University of New Mexico.
McDonnell later told broadcasters that pulling out the book was intended to put Osborne on the spot and to highlight his point.
To highlight his point, Rao pointed to a chart of the 26 major sports associations in the northeastern state of Assam, all of which are headed by current or former politicians, almost none of whom have any background playing any sport — let alone the sports that their governing bodies administer — at a national or international level.
He's repeatedly dropped the F-bomb to highlight his point, and regularly sets the #fuckingwall hashtag trending on Twitter..@realDonaldTrump this is the wall I would pay to get it done as fast as possible.
Mr. Obama highlights his points of distinction on the war in meetings with party officials and influential donors as well.
Sadly, the recent history of the N.E.A. highlights his point.
Coetzee's habit of highlighting his didactic points, as if in red ink and underlined three times, aren't as pronounced as they are in Disgrace, but he still does it too often.
It was a perfect opportunity for Buttigieg to highlight his main selling point: That as a Democrat who has won in Republican territory, he is best positioned to rebuild the party in the era of President Donald Trump.
Newspapers that once made a point of highlighting his grammatical slips – Papandreou's mother is American and he is more comfortable speaking English than Greek – have replaced rudeness with reverence.
— In a largely friendly crowd of roughly 2,000 in an amphitheater here Monday evening, Mitt Romney talked up his conservative credentials — making a point to highlight his bona fides on social issues — and drew contrasts with his remaining Republican rivals, though he did not name them all.
So look for him to highlight his own "executive experience" while pointing out how little executive experience frontrunner McCain has had as a mere Senator.
