Sentence examples for was emphasised in from inspiring English sources

The inexperienced fielding of countries such as Canada was emphasised in the closing overs of their innings.

Sport's unpredictability, and capacity to offer wounding scenarios, was emphasised in a three-hour spell.

The tenuous nature of success in this perilous sport was emphasised in the first heat of the other semi-final group, where Brazil's Squel (corr) Stein crashed heavily and was taken away some minutes later in a stretcher.

Bach's perception of the message of rebirth, essential to the Christian Easter, was emphasised in the unmitigated joy of this performance by the BBC National Chorus and Orchestra of Wales.

This aspect was emphasised in early theatrical adaptations, of which there were several in the decade after publication (they included Dr Freckle and Mr Snide at Dockstader's Minstrel Hall, New York, in 1887).

The "creativity in media" point was emphasised in the final, previously inconceivable, session when the media bosses of arch rivals Unilever and Procter & Gamble showed how their respective companies were pioneering bold new uses of media.

Naturally the divide is emphasised in England.

These elements are emphasised in our MBA today.

This element is emphasised in the latest production by the use of news footage of displaced children.

She said there was a need for Britishness to be emphasised in schools, claiming that Shakespeare is taught as a "global playwright" who comes from nowhere in particular.

The west's responsibility to reshape global drugs policy will be emphasised in three weeks when Juan Manuel Santos Calderón, the president of Colombia, who initiated the review, arrives in Britain.