Sentence examples for preferred to emphasize from inspiring English sources

He suggested that Russians preferred to emphasize the radical changes of the 2000s.

If asked about his father's death, he preferred to emphasize his father's consideration for the men about to shoot him.

Spanish historians, on the other hand, have preferred to emphasize the role of the Spanish (actually Basque) navigator Cano.

Though it enriched the worship services and spiritual discipline of the church, it caused considerable controversy, because many Episcopalians preferred to emphasize the Protestant heritage (Low Church).

New Jersey officials preferred to emphasize the positive yesterday, noting that despite the 0.4 percentage point increase in the unemployment rate, New Jersey's 4.2percentt jobless level remains below the national average of 4.5percentt.

Jung accepted the significant effect of the unconscious processes, but unlike Freud he preferred to emphasize that behaviour is motivated more by abstract, even spiritual, processes than by sexual drives.

But he prefers to emphasize its message.

But executives prefer to emphasize other aspects of their idea.

They prefer to emphasize prices, taxes and other incentives.

Sir Philip prefers to emphasize what Shell has accomplished.

That compares with operating earnings -- the number Wall Street generally prefers to emphasize -- of $41.58.