Sentence examples for time emphasising from inspiring English sources

Unveiling the latest iPhone last autumn, Apple's chief executive, Tim Cook, spent as much time emphasising its camera features as its processing power.

At the latter stages of our last mission to Iraq, we spent a great deal of time emphasising the development of the Iraqi military as the path to our own exit.

He instilled in the side a discipline and aesthetic that was ahead of its time, emphasising the importance of diet and fitness, and video analysis using footage that he had painstakingly edited himself.

The main emphasis in the signage was a series of attempts to be humorous, while at the same time emphasising the value of calmness.

His father owned a tea-stall and the young Modi often helped out there - something which he loses no time emphasising.

But in the build-up to his sold-out Manchester comeback, The Hitman spent much time emphasising the challenge posed by his immediate opponent.

The defence secretary, Michael Fallon, at the time emphasised Britain's "determination to support our Tunisian allies".

He dissociates them from the operas by emphasising the comparative severity of their instrumental world, yet at the same time emphasises the close relationship between text, sound and atmosphere.

Renzi suggested all politics required compromise, but at the same time emphasised that the Brexit vote would have consequences and that a failure to deliver those consequences would represent a problem of credibility.

"The pace of study here is very fast, so if you lose time getting things right, then you are losing valuable time," emphasises Freeman.

"Chinese Communist propaganda at the time emphasised the victory of the communist side during the Chinese civil war," says Robert Dujarric, director of Temple University's Institute of Contemporary Asian Studies - referring to the war between Mao's Communists and nationalists under Chang Kai-shek, which lasted until 1949.