Sentence examples for so much emphasised from inspiring English sources
The fact that Lochte struggled so much emphasised how incredibly well Phelps has handled himself this week.
"I didn't see a great deal of yesterday's play, concentrating as I was on emailing Smy the demands of my job, but is it possible that the England players' conduct was not so much trying to emphasise how united they are as a team as reflecting a greater sense of unity?
The proponents of abstinence-only sexual education frown at the role of comprehensive sexual education in emphasising so much on the reliability of contraceptives while de-emphasising their failure rates and the possibility of contracting new sexually transmitted diseases including HIV/AIDS.
"Getting a good ATAR is emphasised so much and kids work ridiculously hard on getting a good number, they don't want to waste all that hard work.
Ever wondered why discipline and respect is emphasised so much at boot camp?
For the next four years we will emphasise so much on S&T because we have no choice; without that we are just dreaming".
He emphasised story so much.
But when such a controversy comes around, then you can tell how the controlled press actually works – why Beijing emphasises this so much".
"By making it so salient, and advertising this, and emphasising it so much, they're actually perpetuating the problem," Feinberg said, the "problem" being "this notion that America's polarised and I can't even talk to anybody that's on the other side".
Maybe my first mouthful was all super-hot scotch bonnet, but they're emphasising chilli-heat so much that they're missing out on other flavours.
