Sentence examples for stressing our from inspiring English sources

Rather than stressing our own anger, Reagan tried for worldwide condemnation.

"Diversity is doubtless a richness, but it is not by stressing our differences that we shall improve the lot of our children," the exhibition catalogue reads.

If we air our grievances to keep open lines of communication in our marriage, we're irreversibly harming and stressing our children.

"In public, they can't stand out in support like Tony Blair has, and they need to keep stressing our concern for the people of Iraq, if not Saddam Hussein himself".

However, the future for jump racing at Kempton looks bleak with the owners stressing: "Our view is that the creation of a high-quality floodlit all-weather racecourse could be an attractive option for its future".

But the link to the business is that they're power users of computation tools, and often their users are stressing our systems so hard that new things get invented.

"But we must at the same time stress our values.

"In the name of progressiveness, we have begun to stress our differences rather than our similarities".

One of the roles of the leader is to stress our commitment to Liberal values.

It stresses: "Our client would very much like to resolve this matter without recourse to litigation.

(He chose "influential" rather than "powerful" to stress our democratic example).