Sentence examples for stressing to me from inspiring English sources

For weeks, Dunham's handlers had been stressing to me how "multigenerational" his audience is.

Stone repeatedly stressed to me he was making a movie and had to make it interesting.

Mr. Fisher stressed to me that he didn't need to sell Sagee Manor.

"Beauty gives you peace inside," Sister Brigitte stressed to me, then laughed.

Kamel stressed to me that although he became an observant Muslim under Yacine's influence, he was strong enough to resist the other man's summons to militancy.

They explained that this gentleman was disturbed but stressed to me that while it wasn't an emergency, they would appreciate if I could see him.

Those intelligence officials who are skeptical of the government's case stressed to me that they do not believe that Moussaoui was in any way an innocent bystander.

Sokolowski stressed to me that dictionaries are in the business of recording how people are using the language, not predicting or prescribing any sort of ideological mission.

He stresses to me that this is a one-off, that he has worked with all the greats and never had problems.

When I sat down with Husseini, he stressed to me that "the secularists understand that religion should be separate from the state.

"I think Buffalo's comments afterward are a bit irresponsible," Shanahan said, adding: "The general managers stressed to me the extreme importance of goaltenders.