Sentence examples for not emphasising from inspiring English sources

Steve Tsang, a professor of contemporary Chinese studies at Nottingham University, said May's government would probably seek to cool Osborne's "at any price" approach, which led to him being praised by Chinese state media for not emphasising human rights.

Labour does not emphasise this difference, for fear of looking spendthrift.

He knows that class distinctions matter, even when they are not emphasised.

This means that western Muslims should not emphasise their religion as their unique defining characteristic.

Toyota has not emphasised a growth strategy as much since the recall mess.

Of course, there is no reason why a coherent strategy could not emphasise both aspects of Britain.

The sentence would undoubtedly have been heavier if Carr's defence had not emphasised the homosexual harassment.

"Every broadcast and tweet is followed by a stream of complaints that I've ignored this or not emphasised that," he writes.

But, she said, she could not emphasise enough the importance of protecting babies against the very real threat of the whooping cough epidemic.

All this was explained in the player contracts but it was not emphasised and the all-time No1 missed its significance.

But if you want to persuade someone of something, the task at hand is to stress your common ground, not emphasise your differences.