Sentence examples for only emphasised that from inspiring English sources

For the teenage boys watching the state opening of parliament on a battered TV at their local youth centre, the pomp and ceremony only emphasised that distance from the Queen and her politicians' prescriptions for "fostering a culture of respect".

Djokovic had been the favourite to win the US Open since the beginning of the tournament, and his quarter-final win over Andy Murray only emphasised that status.

It was unfortunate for Sterling that he was moved wide to allow Rooney back in the centre - and Hodgson must now consider various formations to ensure he gets the best out of the Liverpool teenager, Barkley and Rooney - but it only emphasised that this must be Rooney's role.

When David Cameron finally admitted to ITV that he had owned a stake in his father's dodgy offshore fund – after avoiding the question for several days – it only emphasised that he can't be trusted when it comes to setting tax law.

"So when we put forward our guidelines, we can only emphasise that departments consider them".

I can only emphasise that I am not an employee of Fifa.

This doesn't faze them; Cavendish only emphasises that their version is based on "Kipling's original".

During our brief talk in his spacious living room he did not elaborate on the reasons given in his message to Stockholm, only emphasising that he had made the decision "in my own solitude".

Ironically the long survival of the Welsh language in Patagonia only emphasises that inevitability, because Welsh is now spoken there by people who regard themselves as Argentine, and not Welsh.

Guest appearances from the smoother-tongued Jay-Z and Kanye West only emphasise that.

It approved the order despite concerns that such production may force the journalist to incriminate himself under the Official Secrets Act, but emphasised that only the documents strictly relevant to the potential prosecution against Shayler for his own breach of the OSA should be disclosed.