Sentence examples for two stressed from inspiring English sources

At a press conference, the two stressed their "tremendous convergence of views" on issues including Iran, Middle East peace, European defence and climate change.

An exception is the spondee, which consists of two stressed syllables; in English verse, this is usually two monosyllables, such as the phrase "He who".

Now, as then, he pushes tough talk past its logical conclusion, using a gruff voice to deliver deadpan lyrics full of unexpected references and unlikely rhymes, often anchored by two stressed syllables near the end of each line.

Nine-year-old Jiale (Koh Jia Ler) is the son of two stressed working parents in late-1990s Singapore when the economy was tanking and people feared for their jobs.

"We want to work together with all the other countries for the good of the euro," Mr. Hollande said, as the two stressed their points of agreement and played down their quarrels.

The two stressed a great deal is at stake in their Russian-American community, even if the rest of America is guffawing and gawking at the red-haired, Internet-ready "minx from Moscow" — one of the comeliest among the arrested Russians.

The elementary schools are arranged as magnets, with two schools stressing the fine, visual and performing arts; two stressing science and technology; and the fifth stressing the arts, science and technology and international studies.

Out of these, 43 are conserved between the two stresses.

These databases provide numerous DEGs for two stresses.

Seven GmPINs responded to only one stress, four genes responded to two stresses, and five genes were regulated by all three stresses (GmPIN1d, GmPIN2b, GmPIN3a, GmPIN5b, and GmPIN9d) (Fig.  6b).

How could these reverted strains persist in our experiment in the presence of the two stresses?