Sentence examples for wanting to emphasize from inspiring English sources

Refugee groups in Arizona sometimes feel caught in the political crossfire, wanting to emphasize that their clients are legal immigrants without taking sides in the larger war.

He was obviously thinking of the crowd outside, wanting to emphasize that this marble slab of sound came from a living composer — and, by extension, that classical music is a living art.

Wanting to emphasize the practical application of the Confucian classics, Wang wrote original interpretations of several ancient works and instituted these as standard texts for the state examinations moves that caused great consternation among conservatives.

This view had become widespread among Japanese researchers by the 1930s, but the militaristic government of the time suppressed it, wanting to emphasize a division between the Yamato-e scroll paintings associated with the court, and the prints associated with the sometimes anti-authoritarian merchant class.

Wanting to emphasize quality and to integrate summer camps into the school recreational system, this year UNICEF reduced the number of camps it supports.

"I want to emphasize that.

And I want to emphasize this.

I want to emphasize individual contributions.

Unity was what she wanted to emphasize.

"I want to emphasize that the storm is not over".

And that was the point Professor MacBride wanted to emphasize.