Sentence examples for seeking to emphasise from inspiring English sources
He died with his reputation irrevocably damaged, but with a loyal group of admirers seeking to emphasise his less controversial contributions to Irish public life.
He died with his reputation irrevocably damaged, but with a loyal group of admirers still seeking to emphasise his less controversial contributions to Irish public life.
As early as the autumn of 2010 there were suggestions that Ms Kim and her husband would function as mentors to Kim Jong-un, following his designation as his father's heir apparent, but this regency-type model of leadership now appears to have been replaced by a much more explicitly centralised system of control in which the new leader is seeking to emphasise his monopoly of power.
The Communist party sought to emphasise class distinctions whilst the ANC seeks to harmonise them.
Apple also sought to emphasise its strength in contrast to rivals, especially companies making tablets to compete with its iPad.
To justify their existence, subsidised arts organisations sought to emphasise their contribution to other agendas: under the Conservatives, economic; under New Labour, social.
He will seek to emphasise Labour's own reasons for wanting to stay in the EU, separately from the Conservative campaign.
The committee chair, Meg Hillier, demanded to know the figure as she sought to emphasise the gulf between senior executives and ordinary citizens filling in their tax returns.
In Iran for a small conference on "political Islam" in late October, Iranian academic colleagues pointedly sought to emphasise their distinct academic voice.
Since he unexpectedly lost to Tea Party darling Ted Cruz in a battle for the Republican senate nomination in 2012, Dewhurst has sought to emphasise his conservative credentials.
Ahead of the keenly awaited presentation, he and the club sought to emphasise the continuity at United by announcing Ryan Giggs's appointment as a player-coach and Phil Neville's return to the club as a member of the coaching staff.
