Sentence examples for might have emphasised from inspiring English sources

Mr Hiro's focus is not on the larger country—a shame, because he might have emphasised how Muslims who stayed behind, and their descendants, face a brighter future than Pakistanis whose society is more intolerant and more violent.

The nonsignificance of age might be due to the fact that the sample was restricted to elderly people, and our choice of health-status measures might have emphasised the health effects of age.

If anything, he seemed to have emphasised what might be termed a certain orientalism of comportment: the ringlets, the rings, the curving tuft of beard, the colourful clothes, the sleepy, serpentine manner, the bows and the bobs, and the tendency (particularly, of course, in the presence of Queen Victoria) to fall to his knees.

Although the term mini-album might seem like a fancy nickname for an EP, the musicians have emphasised Do It Again's "cohesive... diversity".

"One of the things the Lost Dogs' Home have emphasised over the years is that we can not rehome animals that we think might be a problem later on and could bite someone.

He should have emphasised the theme of shared sacrifice.

But they may not have emphasised appearances enough.

Numerous scientists have emphasised the need for better context.

Previous studies have emphasised the global magnitude of this problem.

"If future work shows that supervolcanoes were present more widely on ancient Mars, it would completely change estimates of how the atmosphere formed from volcanic gases, how sediments formed from volcanic ash and how habitable the surface might have been," emphasised Dr Michalski.

Recent social media coverage has emphasised the point that career success and happiness comes from pursuing what interests you, rather than what might seem a good idea from other people's perspective (teachers / parents / politicians).