Sentence examples for just to emphasis from inspiring English sources

Just to emphasis the poverty of their finishing, Kalou shanks the ball into the Nile from just 12 yards.

This isn't meant to disparage or diminish Jordan, just to emphasis that he did not win six titles with "little brother" Scottie and a pickup team from the Chicago Y.M.C.A., as the shoe companies and numerous sycophants would have had us believe.

It will not be sufficient just to place a new emphasis on metropolitan areas.

It would be good just to enjoy the ballet's emphasis on youth and beauty, but this too becomes trite here.

And, just to add a little more emphasis, William H. Gates, Microsoft's chairman, told the assembled analysts and reporters from around the globe, "You could say it's a bet-the-company thing".

Her emphasis was not just to give them a better life but also give them better dignity.

It is difficult to know just how much emphasis to place on the fact that "The Counselor" is the first film by Ridley Scott since the suicide of his brother, Tony Scott.

But the type sizes are so whacked, they seem to change not just the emphasis of the title but the title itself.

But with a slight delay, he brought just the right emphasis to the otherworldly transformation from brooding C sharp minor to radiant C major in the Andante, which then went on to end like a quiet prayer.

There's no secret trick to the DASH eating plan -- just an emphasis on low-salt, high-fiber fare, like eight to 10 daily servings of fruits and vegetables for a standard 2,000 calorie-per-day diet.

Obama and other business leaders should be pressing him to put just as much emphasis on changing laws and policies that harm women, LGBT people, and religious minorities.