Sentence examples for said stressed from inspiring English sources

The candidates he backed, he said, "stressed the ability to manage government, the efficiency and the effectiveness of government, without sacrificing the goal and the purpose and the raison d'être of government.

Gove quoted the work of a cognitive scientist, Daniel T Willingham, who – he said – stressed the importance of accumulating factual knowledge in order to create the right conditions for creative and critical thinking.

Nine years ago I wrote an afterword for Orientalism which, in trying to clarify what I believed I had and had not said, stressed not only the many discussions that had opened up since my book appeared in 1978, but the ways in which a work about representations of "the orient" lent itself to increasing misinterpretation.

After a welcoming ceremony with his Chinese counterpart, Li Yuanchao, Mr Biden said stressed the importance of the relationship between the two countries.

News, he said, stressed him so he avoided it.

RN: Edward Said stressed the need for creative vigilance when we confront "the normalized quiet of unseen power".

"I want to win majors," he said – stressing the plural.

"No, thank you," Ms. Doerr said, stressing the word you.

"We call it assessment -- not audition," Mr. Goldfeld said, stressing the non-competitive environment.

"Deep lessons must be learned," Guo said, stressing the "absolute necessity" to stop secondary accidents.

"They are jumping to conclusions," she said, stressing the differences between the British and French systems.