Sentence examples for stressing his point from inspiring English sources

Stressing his point, a screen showed Southwest Airlines' founder, Herbert D. Kelleher Jr., dressed as Uncle Sam, pointing his finger, next to the words, "I want your job!" "Let's not let Southwest take away our customers," Mr. Siegel said, as he ended the broadcast.

"Making art is making the world," Eliasson continues, stressing his point that art should not be marginalized, as art is not fragile, but quite the opposite: "Working with art is working with something that is very fierce, very strong and very robust".

Mr. Xi used a Chinese aphorism — "worms come only after matter decays" — to stress his point.

To stress his point, Prof Mayhew has carried out modelling, which shows the importance of healthy life expectancy.

According to the draft, which was supplied to HuffPost by the AFL-CIO, Trumka stressed his point for Democrats who may be wobbly on the issue.

His public statements have been measured, and he has made a point of stressing his impartiality.

The report is particular embarrassing for Wen because he has made a point of stressing his modest background.

Van Gaal praised Depay for a  "superb" first-half performance and made a point of stressing his suitability for the role Robin van Persie filled for both United and Holland.

While brushing off the possibility that Mr. Lautenberg's age might become an issue in the race, his supporters today made a point of stressing his vigor and stamina, saying he had not slowed one bit since leaving office two years ago.

The presumptive Republican nominee made a point of stressing his commitment to multilateralism, a sharply different approach to that taken by George Bush.Speculation about vice-presidential candidates was rife after Mr McCain met three hopefuls: Charlie Crist, the governor of Florida, Bobby Jindal, the governor of Louisiana, and Mitt Romney, Mr McCain's early rival.

Speaking to the House of Commons Scottish affairs committee, Balls said that the commitment could go into the Labour manifesto for next year's general election if Scotland votes for separation - though he stressed his hopes that, by that point, the issue would have been neutralised by a No vote.