Sentence examples for reply emphasize from inspiring English sources

Eric Schmidt's recent remarks about Google as a "Serendipity Engine" (and Facebook's quick reply), emphasize an important shift in our daily interaction with the Web and how we use it.

"I'm not gonna say," Levin replied, emphasizing the importance of protecting sources.

"Everything we do in earth science is unique to NASA," Bolden replied, emphasizing that looking down on Earth from space to understand our planet better was very much a part of NASA's job.

The question to which Cooper was replying in Johnson's 1930 survey is (question # 65): "Have you a 'racial philosophy' that can be briefly stated?" Cooper begins her two-page reply by emphasizing the fact that race and gender prejudice is often overlapping, particularly for Black women.

"I was not interfered with by anybody at the White House," the nominee replied, repeatedly emphasizing his statement.

Perhaps her most memorable response was to one television reporter who asked, referring to the musical, "Do you miss being a part of this?" "I am part of this," Ms. Taymor replied, strongly emphasizing the verb.

In both replies he emphasizes, among other things, what he takes to be arbitrary divisions among contingency, potentiality, and change in their theories.

Mr. Quinn's reply seemed to emphasize his connections and his knowledge of the White House.

Gendler's reply is to emphasize the combinatoric nature of beliefs and desires (2012: 805 806).

Situationists might reply that to emphasize the role of practical wisdom is to make good moral character an ideal that too few of us, if any, can achieve.

In this reply, we re-emphasize on the fact that in the simulation of inviscid incompressible fluid flows using Lagrangian description, under some conditions, the divergence operator and the material derivative operator commute and thus the Laplace of the pressure is applicable in practical engineering problems as it has already been used and verified in numerous studies by many researchers.