Sentence examples for though he emphasised from inspiring English sources

The BBC Trust chairman, Sir Michael Lyons, said he was prepared to consider a "formal proposal" for the winding up of the network, though he emphasised that it must be accompanied by a proposition for meeting the needs of the station's audience on other parts of the BBC's output.

And we are now becoming much more visually literate in this country.' Brown feels similarly, though he emphasises that the design must be ugly whenever it needs to be.

Martin Jarnstrom, head of one of the Ur och Skur group of pre-schools, is another big advocate of outdoor naps, though he emphasises that while the weather may be cold, the child must be warm.

Well before September 11th, Britain's Tony Blair had encouraged the EU to weigh in more effectively in the world as a "superpower" (though not, he emphasised, as a "superstate").

Thauvin, though, simply refused to be upstaged, something he emphasised by creating the third goal for the overlapping Daryl Janmaat whose right-foot shot effectively extinguished visiting hope.

His strength was always in his immense readability, and he emphasised "writing as though it mattered", which is why one suspects he'd be a fan of Ali Smith.

He emphasised the humanity of historical Jesus, who, he wrote, had shared humanity's ignorance – though had also been blessed with an extraordinarily undistorted mind.

In Latin America he emphasised "political co-operation".

"Yep tackles cancer!" he emphasised.

He emphasised story so much.

He emphasised the fraternité, I remember.