Sentence examples for stressing it is from inspiring English sources

Waldorf, chief executive since 2006, doesn't like eHarmony being described as "conservative" but he couches its appeal in traditionalist terms, emphasising its moral fibre and stressing it is not for casual "hook-ups".

However, Mr Medvedev gave a more sober assessment than General Nogovitsyn, stressing: "It is not dramatic".

The welfare secretary, Iain Duncan Smith, is said to regularly disown such comparisons, stressing it is "not my language".

David Beckham was on his own at a table chatting on his phone but, when he finished, he politely took questions, though stressing: "It is not my industry".

"Slavery is foundational to the modern world," curator Nancy Berklew says in the exhibit, stressing it is a shared history that "everyone can learn from", white or black.

But Liam Fox, the Defence Secretary, declared yesterday it was "highly unlikely" that a transfer would take place, stressing: "It is certainly not something that we will be proposing".

Nevertheless Standard Life was yesterday stressing it was "business as usual".

He called for their removal as a preventative measure, stressing it was "not urgent".

As both Barton and Sykes are keen to stress it is, at its heart, "a 100% Dundee small town business".

"I must stress it is only for this game.

I would stress it is not a psychologist.