Sentence examples for was right to emphasize from inspiring English sources

He was right to emphasize the aspects of Hamas's ideology that are inimical to peace, rather than calling on it to abandon its (radical) Islamic identity.

And there is a third condition, perhaps the most important, one that President Hollande was right to emphasize.

Yes, probably in that sense, you can say that Marx was right to emphasize the importance of the material over ideas.

You are right to emphasize fairness.

He is right to emphasize the fright factor over accuracy.

To the Editor: Carlo Strenger is right to emphasize the emotional dimension of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

He is right to emphasize the colossal ignorance of the Christian West in the second half of the first millennium.

President Bush is right to emphasize the risk from W.M.D., because a single nuclear bomb could claim 500,000 lives.

Dennett is right to emphasize that his scientific analysis doesn't require us to prejudge religion's metaphysical claims, but that's only half the story.

Certainly he is right to emphasize Germany's Protestant heritage (and the many preachers' sons who populate his pages), but secularized Protestantism shaped other lands as well -- notably Britain, where Catholics and Jews played smaller roles than in Germany.

Evangelicals, Lindsay is right to emphasize, are a broad and diverse group, but they are not so broad that they include people whose understanding of religious hierarchy, appreciation of liturgical rituals and theories about the role of Scripture are exactly the things evangelicals once rebelled against.