Sentence examples for story to emphasize from inspiring English sources

Ruddick tells Julie's story to emphasize that mothering is not easy.

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Campbell asked Russell for revisions to the story to emphasize the fantastic elements, but still demanded that Russell work out the logical implications of his premises.

All week long, it ran stories and segments about the housing decline — except that its stories tended to emphasize not how big a problem it was, but how many people out there were still buying homes, despite everything.

Since the 1970s, Ross has been studying autobiographies and has found that authors largely distort their pasts, depending on what point of their story they want to emphasize.

The Wheelers are young, pathetic, trapped, half educated, and without humor — meaningless characters leading meaningless lives — and Mr. Yates's attempt to lend drama to their predicament, through an unconvincing introduction of madness and violence into the story, serves only to emphasize the flimsy nature of his work.

Through his story, he wanted to emphasize the protagonists' ordeal while in isolation in the form of a visual drama.

Sherrod also told the AJC that the incident took place 24 years ago, and that she told the story in order to emphasize the need to move beyond race.

Hickenlooper also used his own personal story of struggle to emphasize the importance of cooperation and to relate to the frustration many Americans feel over the slow recovery as well as way to strike back at the GOP's individualist "We Built It" slogan.

The Grimms called their stories "household tales," to emphasize the form's domestic origins.

All this is positive economic news, yet most of what we read or hear today are the stories that manage to emphasize whatever bad news the press can find.