Sentence examples for might have emphasized from inspiring English sources

Alter might have emphasized that it was House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, more than anyone else, who rescued Obama, and possibly his presidency.

Gellman might have emphasized more fully that Cheney and Rumsfeld were essentially reprising their role during the Ford years, when this duo sought to rub out moderates like Vice President Nelson Rockefeller, whom Gerald Ford dumped in 1976, and move the administration to the right.

Mr. Egan might have emphasized aspects of Curtis's life and work that truly confounded the Hollywood image of the West: the modern savvy of the Indians he photographed, the cosmopolitan nature of even the "cellars, attics and aeries of the continent," the interdependence of East and West.

But Bataille might also have emphasized school, for school is work, too — work before the adult workplace — and school tutors the adolescent in repression and the rectitude of the bourgeois order, at the very moment in life when, temperamentally and biologically, one is most Dionysiac and most enraged by the hypocritical ordinances of the parental league.

Still, his advisers lately have emphasized that he might have to compromise to get bipartisan support for a climate bill, something he has said he wants.

In a few places, we have emphasized that evolution might tune specific parameters, and we have added appropriate citations for this idea.

It will have emphasized what's seasonal.

Traditionally though, Democrats have emphasized the costs of trade agreements while Republicans have emphasized the benefits.

I have emphasized this in the text.

Earlier studies have emphasized this point [ 5- 7].

Beginning in the 19th century and continuing into the 21st, a movement that might be called neo-Vedanta has emphasized the monism of certain Upanishads, decried "popular" Hindu "degenerations" such as the worship of idols, acted as an agent of social reform, and championed dialogue between other religious communities.