Sentence examples for stressed matters from inspiring English sources
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The New Democrats are seeking to bridge the gap with the rest of the party by stressing such matters as how to keep jobs in the new economy, but so far, to little avail.The result is sobering.
The son of a greengrocer, he first studied drawing with a painter of the Kanō school (stressing Chinese subject matter and techniques).
Cherington stressed that talent matters most, but he added that he sought players who would embrace the challenge of Boston, knowing the scrutiny that comes with it.
But he and others stressed that context matters, that speech that once did not seem to signal a direct exhortation to immediate violent action might, given recent history, mean something different.
Diverging from the medieval idea of the umma, this new cosmopolitan community stressed consensus in matters of belief, ritual, and devotion and found inspiration in the liberal reforms then gaining traction in the Ottoman world.
And in a nod to the Republican rival favored by many Christian conservatives, Mr. Romney mentioned Rick Santorum, saying that Mr. Santorum stressed that "culture matters," that marriage, family and work determine success in life.
As University of Chicago economist and early education advocate James Heckman has stressed, "quality really matters".
The first of the matters stressed in the Report of the Standing Advisory Committee on Fisheries is the problem of surpluses.
Therefore we have to stress the matter of our right.
Special Branch asked the blacklisters for more information about the trade unionist, "stressing the matter's importance due to the possible link to terrorism".
