Sentence examples for pointed emphasis from inspiring English sources

Therefore, we urge that programs ensure high quality FP/PPFP counseling, and that providers place pointed emphasis on deep-seated concerns expressed across respondent groups involving sterility and poor infant health.

"I'm not going to be the Labour leader now," he says, throwing pointed emphasis on to the word 'now'now

The couplet "I may be right, I may be wrong/But I bet you're gonna miss me when I'm gone" is delivered with pointed emphasis.

At the news conference, Mr. Rice won huge applause from the union members by hinting at Mr. Booker's position with a pointed emphasis of the word "public" when talking about the city's public schools.

Lindsay Duncan as La Marquise, with a voice whose low-noted and pointed emphasis on single words and air of smouldering erotic composure recalls Maggie Smith, remains the play's dynamic and emotional centre point.

President Bush completed the second day of a campaign swing through California on Thursday, with pointed emphasis on his credentials as commander in chief and a robust defense of his tax cuts.

What that means is that if a Page, or profile, or group is posting content and some of that violates our polices, we always remove the violating posts at a certain point" (emphasis mine).

For emphasis, he pointed toward his temple.

Its group emphasis feels pointed on "Stay Positive," and there was a similar pull here.

The play was listed as a point of emphasis for referees this season, a point that Williams made afterward.

Point 6.  GK makes the point that "Emphasis on recycling of glucose through apical GLUT2 has been as a shunt to serve paracellular flow.