Sentence examples for stressing to the from inspiring English sources

We kept stressing to the players that only your attitude is going to influence the circumstances.

Israeli and American officials are stressing to the Palestinians that Mr. Barak, whom they had soured on long before the summit talks, represented their best hope for a conciliatory peace partner.

Trump did not repeat the "shoot somebody" line at a later rally in Pella, while stressing to the crowd there that he would tone down his rhetoric as president.

Still, when he returned to Washington, Nixon wanted it known that he had been the one responsible for the tone of the communiqué, and he directed Haldeman to inform Kissinger that (in Kissinger's account) Kissinger "would serve the President better by stressing to the press and above all on television the great personal qualities that made the achievements possible".

After pictures of players lying by the pool were posted on Twitter, Wigan captain Gary Caldwell issued a statement on behalf of the squad stressing to the club's fans that he and his team-mates were working hard on the trip and "totally committed and focused on the fight" to avoid relegation.

The program offers guidance to parents about issues of divorce, whether it is help in introducing a new boyfriend or girlfriend, negotiating visitation or stressing to the parents the importance that the child "need not and should not be involved in Daddy hating Mommy or Mommy hating Daddy," Dr. Kernberg said.

"That part of the brain seemed to be stressed to the max," Dr. Tolin said.

"We said no to artificial deadlines," Menon stressed to the Ambassador.

Not everyone is feeling stressed to the point of needing to seek help, however.

An environmental perspective, he stressed to the boys, was the hallmark of an enlightened mind.

But none of the columns were stressed to the breaking point.