Sentence examples for me to highlight from inspiring English sources

By contrast, my laptop allowed me to highlight key words and sentences in highly visible colors.

Willott went on to say "The students asked me to highlight this matter and I have done so by reporting it to the Advertising Standards Authority.

But it enabled me to highlight a potential weak spot for this saviour complex that comes from the heart, but too easily ignores the head.

It says: "Jon's proposal, which he has asked me to highlight to you, is that no email is sent to James's team or more broadly around the Bank about the project".

It will be a place for me to highlight the conversation around a given day's opinion pieces, to keep tabs on the stories that have caught the board's attention, or just mine, and to provide quick takes on breaking news.

I have lost count of the solicitors who have contacted me down the years pleading for me to highlight the way in which their clients' lives were wrecked by News of the World exposures.

But it's the hardship that Sami's been through that leapt off the screen at me, that made me want to highlight Get 'Em here – a game I haven't played, that doesn't immediately appeal on a personal level, but one that has such an unusual story behind it.

But it's the hardship that Sami's been through that leapt off the screen at me, that made me want to highlight Get 'Em here—a game I haven't played and that doesn't immediately appeal on a personal level, but one that has such an unusual story behind it.

"At a time when India is going through great changes and, with China, is likely to inherit the world from the west, it is important that writers like me try to highlight the brutal injustices of society.

The senior police officers' letter to May states: "It would be remiss of me not to highlight the impact further reductions in police force numbers would have on our ability to manage terrorist incidents of this magnitude, particularly if spread simultaneously across a number of geographical locations.

The overall theme here, Microsoft's privacy officer for its Windows & Devices group Maris Rogers tells me, is to highlight the company's commitment to its customers and to put them in control of their privacy and keep their devices secure.