Sentence examples for to stress something from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gelb, after describing the technical issues in an interview, said he wanted to stress something else.

You get my meaning, son?" Rising to his feet to indicate that the meeting was over, he winked at me as he often did when he wanted to stress something: "Pay a little more attention to your writing, and listen to the advice given to you by our comrades from China.

At this juncture I need to stress something important: this isn't some snide, sneering, jokey answer that allows me to peer down and peck on provincial club culture like some class-tourist vulture.

But my reaction was puzzlement over why she would stress something so untrue.

But if I were writing the Harvard case study, I would stress something else: pure dumb luck.

With a slight shift of emphasis, for instance, he can describe Newell's mother, Lorraine, and stress something other than her gaudy days as a showgirl.

Why stress something like moderation or the Golden Mean unless you felt that there was a need for stressing it because so many weren't observing it?

There was no time or space to stress over something as small as a three-day juice cleanse or a daily exercise program.

The chaos is not something to stress about, it's something to celebrate.

In an online interview with Isaacs, Atkinson stresses something else: how much she wants to honour crime's victims.

There is, it must be stressed, something uniquely twisted about this particular path to enlightenment.