Sentence examples for to emphasise through from inspiring English sources
Some workers appeared to emphasise, through their comments, how hard it is to acquire empathy within the system as it stands.
Cumbria county council asks the walk's guidebooks and mapmakers to emphasise routes through Moor Top and Orton, villages that can otherwise be skipped by detours on a disused railway and farm paths.
Twisted, folded, wrapped into a garment, looped, double knotted or even intertwined with a string of pearls, Lagarde finds countless ways to emphasise her individuality through scarves.
The warm rivalry between Johnson and Bird tended to emphasise the cultural divides running through the game: the lines that separated East Coast from West, rural from urban, white from black.
The lines of her shoulders beautifully indicate this; Rembrandt even turned his pen round and scratched through the ink to emphasise it.
Both relate the example of Waco to earlier events in order to emphasise the consistency of millenarian thought through the ages.
He transcended race and class in his personal actions, through his warmth and through his willingness to listen and to emphasise with others.
As if to emphasise the fact, a bona fide superstar cuts through the lobby.
This serves to emphasise expectations that sport participation policy implementation will be through complex interventions at the community level.
To emphasise: all the bill does is to prevent doctors who have injured patients through genuine negligence from being sued.
Try to emphasise the positives.
