Sentence examples for opening to emphasize from inspiring English sources

That sleazy prospect gives Lazio the opening to emphasize how gambling most exploits those in poverty; how "slots for tots" can lead to lifetime addiction; and how his opponent is selling out the poor and the young.

The Open Championship of the British Isles, which the British like to call "the Open" to emphasize the tradition and priority of the event begun in 1860 (but which is also known as the British Open), was the concept of the Prestwick Club in Scotland, whose minutes recorded a proposal that all clubs should contribute to raise a fund for a trophy for professional competition.

For most people, it's better to find a descriptive or more open gesture to emphasize a key issue.

She tells Mark that it suddenly hit her the night before that the trauma happened to her — she touches her chest with her open hand to emphasize the present-tense nature of the pain — and not to a little girl in a photograph, as she had come to think of it.

The basic idea was to stop arguing about borders and Kashmir and start opening the border for trade, to emphasize the economy over political and military disputes.

This is what the networks continue to emphasize when they open their palms to advertisers and say: more.

Those open to changes are quick to emphasize that they do not want to dilute the law's purpose: to deter illegal immigrants from working in the state and to prevent them from benefiting from taxpayer-financed services.

Success in an open way, he made sure to emphasize.

Actually it's always out, but churches tend to emphasize their open arms and doors during Advent and Christmas and later on in Lent and at Easter.

As though to emphasize this, the movie opens with the bloody birth of a piglet and the traditional, hard-to-watch cruelties — snipping, injecting, slapping — that accompany it.

With respect to the tax rates, I — I just want to emphasize: I am open to new ideas.