Sentence examples for makes a point of stressing from inspiring English sources

Dickens makes a point of stressing the show's appeal beyond the 16-35 demographic.

When Salman Rushdie discusses "The Next People," the sci-fi series about disappearing humans he's developing for Showtime, he makes a point of stressing how much authority he'll have.

His public statements have been measured, and he has made a point of stressing his impartiality.

The report is particular embarrassing for Wen because he has made a point of stressing his modest background.

In his speech announcing his challenge to Tony Abbott as prime minister, Malcolm Turnbull made a point of stressing the importance of open government.

Mr. Drew made a point of stressing their vintage qualities, but more than a few were from the band's most recent, self-titled album, released in 2005.

Buck made a point of stressing the club saw no issue with the 37-year-old officiating at games involving Chelsea.

But Earnest made a point of stressing that the review, first revealed by The Daily Beast, would not touch on the issue that has most vexed many families.

And Mr. Kerik said he had made a point of stressing that he expects supervisors to be civil and respectful when dealing with subordinates.

Van Gaal praised Depay for a  "superb" first-half performance and made a point of stressing his suitability for the role Robin van Persie filled for both United and Holland.

All those interviewed for this article, though, made a point of stressing that they chose to exhibit artists based on talent, not sex.