Sentence examples for is emphasize from inspiring English sources
verb
To stress, give emphasis or extra weight to (something).
- His two-fingered gesture emphasized what he had told his boss to do with his job.
What the church doesn't do with the youths, he said, is emphasize the fire and brimstone.
The answer, USA Today reports, is emphasize how practical they are.
A. No. We're examining a lot of options, but I think the main thing we're trying to do is emphasize that firstly, we don't exploit poor people.
What the competition — which drew more than 5,000 entries this year — has possibly done is emphasize and spread the idea that ballet is an "American Idol" kind of spectator sport.
"What we're trying to do," said Susan Davis, the president and chief executive of BRAC USA, "is emphasize how much you could help accomplish with an amount of money that you might otherwise spend on something you or someone else might not really want or need".
The second fertility strategy is emphasize children's education.
Among the performing arts, music is emphasized.
So he is emphasizing health care stocks.
Even in gym, language is emphasized.
Its role in human life is emphasized.
