Sentence examples for us to emphasise from inspiring English sources

At that time Abta was approached by the tourist boards of both countries asking us to emphasise that large parts were unaffected and crying out for our customers to visit.

Below us, to emphasise the hostile nature of this part of the world, the North Sea crashed violently against the legs while the swell rose and fell a terrific height.

Our discussions lead us to emphasise the importance of an approach to teaching global health that is flexible, interdisciplinary and acknowledges the different interpretations and values of those practising and teaching the field.

Indeed, Mr Krugman used to emphasise it.

This leads us finally to emphasise the potential of the offering of postcards for analysing tourist regions.

In contrast, others among us wish to emphasise the process of conceptualising mental health versus the outcome or application of such a definition.

For example, some of us wish to emphasise that future work should focus on developing an operational definition that can be applied across disciplines and cultures.

We use 'so' to emphasise an adjective, and 'such' to emphasise a noun phrase.

Parents also told us we needed to emphasise key messages, which we then developed from their suggestions and that we needed to be clear about what the website cannot do and signpost to charity and support networks for further family resources.

These detailed cases allow us to present more than just individual quotes often cited in isolation from the context of individuals' lives - and give us the opportunity to emphasise the complexity of lives in which endurance, resilience and resistance emerge as important coping mechanisms.

Red is also the colour of the blood of Christ – it may be that Obama was trying to emphasise to us all that yes, he IS the Messiah.