Sentence examples for point emphasizing from inspiring English sources
Here he sharpens the point, emphasizing not the simple existence of such Germans but the fact that their willingness to take risks makes those who didn't look worse.
Speaking on TF1 channel on Sunday, President François Hollande of France made a similar point, emphasizing that the military option "should remain on the table".
One, "Gathering for a Demonstration" (1928), looks down on a group of marchers in a side street from the upper floor balcony of a nearby building, the elevated vantage point emphasizing the viewer's detachment from the scene below.
In private meetings, public statements and a speech to Parliament yesterday, the president instead cut to the main point, emphasizing the vital importance of India's and Pakistan's turning back from their nuclear arms race and trying to resolve their differences peacefully.
Each translation vector is represented by a single point, the line to each point emphasizing the magnitude and direction of the vector with respect to the immediate postoperative position.
The IHSDN can be characterized by the establishment of horizontal relations between the care points and PHC, which is considered as the initial care point, emphasizing the problem-solving function of primary care in the most common health problems and based on which care is accomplished and coordinated in all care points [ 6].
This is a point emphasized in "Aftershock".
No new refineries have been built in this country for 20 years, a point emphasized with obvious relish by Dick Cheney.
An open product can also take advantage of collective, voluntary contributions of the masses, a point emphasized by Yochai Benkler.
He said the government had "acknowledged that there were things that should have been done differently," a point emphasized by hearings in Congress and critical internal inquiries.
Most of MCI's major rivals have larger profit margins, and could more easily ride out a price war, a point emphasized yesterday by AT&T.
