Sentence examples for to be emphasising from inspiring English sources

Post-crisis compliance seems to be emphasising such a trend.

That his mother did not, in fact, sit him down at their kitchen table and say "Joey, now listen to me," followed by a folsky version of whatever message the Obama campaign happens to be emphasising on any given day?

That whole philosophy of persistence, by the way, is one that I'm going to be emphasising again and again in the months and years to come, as long as I'm in this office.

Whatever the numbers say, however, there is a question of what we ought to be emphasising: the responsibility of parents to keep their children in school as much as possible, or their right to take them out when they please.

In Talk About It's opening 30 seconds alone, the beat behind King Mez's rap runs backwards, flips between the left and right speakers, tumbles forward like a cut-up drum'n'bass break, vanishes to be replaced by military-style rolls, is usurped by gunshots and suddenly shifts so it seems to be emphasising the lyrics, like someone banging a table as they make their point.

How that is linked to the steak on their plate needs to be emphasised.

The old generalisations about "Eurosclerosis" are out of date.Weaknesses in this research do need to be emphasised.

She said there was a need for Britishness to be emphasised in schools, claiming that Shakespeare is taught as a "global playwright" who comes from nowhere in particular.

But as lift consultant John Newbold of SVM Associates says: "Stairs are stylish but space-hungry, so they tend to be emphasised by more progressive developers rather than volume developers".

This point needs to be emphasised because all too often "advanced" social protection systems and governmental policies overlook family and community.

The film becomes overtly political at the end, showing the subsequent civil-rights campaign (for me, this part did not need to be emphasised).