Sentence examples for the story emphasizes from inspiring English sources

The story emphasizes the vertiginous loss of control patients' families experience.

The story emphasizes how the Irish are ambivalent about supporting the British against the Germanns, yet feel a hatred of Hitler.

The story emphasizes that Giselle is in love with dancing itself: with Ms. Ananiashvili, this was radiantly evident in both Act I (when Giselle is alive) and Act II (when she rises from the grave).

The story emphasizes once again how fragile the integrity of these games could be, and that even the best and strongest people involved in them may undergo potentially destructive temptation.

The story emphasizes further that prioritization of patients to receive experimental treatments will continue to be a controversial one.

The story emphasizes its hero's goodness and superiority whenever possible, so justifying an immense self-righteousness.

The story emphasized the angst-ridden O'Rourke, the one suffering from an overabundance of self-regard ("born to be in it").

Later, they adjusted: the newspaper ran a piece under a different byline, and the story emphasized the presence of pro-Sisi demonstrators in London, while claiming that all opponents were connected to the Muslim Brotherhood.

ADAM GOPNIK: Yes, I think many of the scholars I cite in the essay entertain an idea like this — that is, that they're written for different groups, and that they "compete" with each other in the sense that the way they tell the story — emphasizing the role of the Jesus family, for instance (ah! another em-dash!) — is due to the point they're trying to "sell".

During that visit, he urged her to tell the story, emphasizing: "Tell your story".

Much of the press, and especially the political press, continues to misstate the story, emphasizing how it's all about how Clinton handled her emails on a private server while secretary of state.