Sentence examples for managed to emphasise from inspiring English sources
Mr Johnson, though outwardly loyal to the prime minister, somehow managed to emphasise this by saying he was sure that the electorate would embrace Mr Cameron in 2015 "when the economy has been turned around and people are benefiting in jobs and growth".
Keenan won't confirm or deny interest, but manages to emphasise his company's credentials while listing the disadvantages of doing a deal.
But the company was keen to emphasise that it had managed to increase its share of the market, even though the industry was being battered by the recession, "as a result of the resurgence of Stella Artois following the launch of Stella Artois 4%," according to Stuart MacFarlane, the president of InBev UK.
As if to emphasise the point, Button too had a huge moment on the exit of the second Degner, but, unlike Hamilton, managed to keep his McLaren out of the wall.
The ship had managed to send out an SOS before it went down, with the result that hundreds of passengers were rescued – indeed, many early newspaper reports emphasised this fact more than the loss of life.
But I have to emphasise that anyone who manages to build a successful life after a spell in a British jail does so in spite of most of what happens in there.
But even prior to the tournament, Socceroos boss Ange Postecoglou was quick to emphasise the need to manage his players throughout the tournament.
Mr Bush and his advisers have managed little by way of damage control, save continuing to emphasise the broader justifications for war.
Even after two hours and 33 songs in his company, you leave thinking about the songs that he doesn't manage to squeeze in (Guilty, Sail Away or Dayton, Ohio - 1903), which only emphasises the vastness and value of his repertoire.
