Sentence examples for repeated emphasis from inspiring English sources

The new education secretary's repeated emphasis on greater freedom for teachers was to be welcomed.

Hence his repeated emphasis on Abraham Foxman's gesticulating and habit of crying gevalt.

This motive pervades the narrative, as do a kind of mystic symbolism and repeated emphasis on the incarnation.

Or the repeated emphasis on events Aeneas himself will not live to see, on the "fame and fate of his son's sons"?

There is a repeated emphasis on the importance of all-over health, and how graduates will have "the confidence to go out there and convert people".

But the strength of the book lies in its repeated emphasis on technology as something that "does not eliminate political and social structures, though it may modify them".

Negation was often repeated for emphasis.

"In Turkish, words are repeated for emphasis," bawls Julien Gutknecht.

India had been "virtually a Soviet satellite," during the cold war, Mr. Wilson said he told representatives, a depiction he repeated with emphasis for use in the current row.

Moreover, the iPhone isn't always adept at handling words typed with letters repeated for emphasis (a common style in text messaging).

Then he laid out a series of reforms that he said would both increase competition and maintain, as he put it, "profitability over the long term" — a phrase he repeated for emphasis.