Sentence examples for then emphasized from inspiring English sources

He then emphasized that when the wine ran out, Christ did not punish the family.

Still, government officials back then emphasized the supposed benefits of deflation; falling prices were good for households, they said.

After all that, he then emphasized that it was early and that this would, indeed, all work out for the team.

The National Ballet of Canada first set "The Nutcracker" in a Victorian parlor but then emphasized the Russianness, with peasants throwing snowballs at each other.

Asked Wednesday why Pryor had been inconsistent, Tressel briefly attributed it to Pryor's youth, then emphasized that Ohio State had won a Big Ten title and shared another with Pryor at the helm.

He then emphasized his point with a tart reference to the coming American election: "Afghanistan is not interfering in their election, and we are hoping they don't interfere in our election".

(He pauses, and then emphasizes each of his next words carefully).

That means getting all Americans insured, and then emphasizing preventive care like cancer screenings.

The formula is therefore simple: make people, already nervous, feel terrible, and then emphasize it's all because of a group, lying within, foreign and menacing.

He said something about listening closely to what your critics dislike most about your work and then emphasize that because in that lies your originality.

He then emphasizes that it is dangerous to give a small percentage of people the control to define what is and isn't Islam.