Sentence examples for very much emphasised from inspiring English sources

He and the orchestra very much emphasised the score's darkness and introspection, and in a work that can sometimes be smothered in sentimentality, there was never a hint of indulgence.

While the methods used in this approach are very much technocratic, emphasising selection on the basis of numerical recording; the target traits (lambing, diseases, wool shedding) emphasise a return to the natural.

The fact that Lochte struggled so much emphasised how incredibly well Phelps has handled himself this week.

"There have been numerous media reports that I am about to retire and I very much want to emphasise that this is not the case".

But in the interviews he did, in his speech today, he emphasises very much that he serves democracy, he's there for the people, he's there for parliament, he's not going to impose his ideas on Dutch society.

Venus then emphasised that this was very much a family occasion by going to the stands to collect a camera from a friend, before joining the press photographers shooting the presentation of the trophy to Serena.

I should emphasise that I am myself very much an outside observer here – but one uniquely positioned, perhaps, to understand what the Corbynistas are trying to do.

Despite having DJed in more than 20 countries, and having signed tracks by artists from America, Japan and Denmark, Goodman emphasises that London is still very much the heart of the label.

They found that the language of personal responsibility emphasised in the treatment programme, while very much accepted, created significant dilemmas for the women in negotiating relationships.

The government emphasised on Thursday that the island remained very much open – but declined to reply to the paper's claims.

It should be emphasised that these figures are unaudited and so this is very much a first glimpse.