Sentence examples for preferred to emphasise from inspiring English sources

China preferred to emphasise its scale and super-human efficiency.

Perhaps concluding that the contrasts were obvious to everyone, he preferred to emphasise the similarity.

But Chile's elite have long preferred to emphasise their country's European roots and the newcomers are now the subject of a growing debate.

Jaruzelski preferred to emphasise his reformist credentials, claiming he had been the first Warsaw Pact leader to recognise the significance of Mikhail Gorbachev's ideas.

Attention is already focusing on the tribunal's next actions.Human-rights groups and scholars preferred to emphasise that justice had been served, at long last.

He wanted to stress the similarity of their educational backgrounds, Ed Miliband preferred to emphasise the differences, but then Johnson pointed at Andrew Marr and declared: "Neither of us went to a school as smart as Loretto".

On door-to-door anti-Zika missions, local government officials prefer to emphasise the equitable aspects of the disease.

He has been called "the chief interpreter of the black experience for white America", although he would prefer to emphasise his professional commitment to the black community.

Rumours abound of multiple clubs having tried to sign her, but Oshoala prefers to emphasise how happy she is to have joined Liverpool.

Rather than pouring ever more money into military counter-smuggling efforts, Mr McCaffrey prefers to emphasise unmilitary campaigns to rehabilitate drug addicts.

He prefers to emphasise that internet bandwidth in Iran has significantly improved after a five-year gap, increasing by about four times.