Sentence examples for view emphasised from inspiring English sources

Joshua Raymond, chief market strategist at City Index, was also concerned about US debt: The gridlock on Capitol Hill is a hugely troublesome issue that could have grave consequences for the US and financial markets alike, a view emphasised by Christine Lagarde, the new IMF head, today.

Opponents of this view emphasise the importance of preaching and other forms of oral transmission.

Promotional videos Google has made echo Starner's view, emphasising taking and sharing photos and videos.

Historian Helen Topliss takes a slightly different view, emphasising that Stokes was "deflected" from her career by raising a family.

Global mental health movement priorities take an individualised view, emphasising treatment and scale-up and neglecting social and structural determinants of health.

Workshops will change these views, emphasising both participants must be informed and enthusiastic - evidence from similar programmes in Canada shows a significant drop in campus sexual violence.

From having been a centre-right minister, he quite suddenly began to espouse left-wing, anti-establishment views, emphasising the merits of "open government".

Interspersed throughout, lots of aerial shots and high-angle views emphasise the enormity of the crowd, experiencing a giddy moment of mass hysteria together.

He recognises the limitations of Churchill's solipsistic world-view, emphasising that even as a Liberal it was "other people's sumptuousness and material values rather than his own which shocked him".

A second viewing emphasises the film's more unlikable qualities – the smirking nihilism; the grimly casual objectification of women and the flippant approach to violent death as a punchline.

The paper presents a view of systems integration, from an ergonomics/human factors perspective, emphasising the process of systems integration as is carried out by humans.