Sentence examples for were emphasizing from inspiring English sources
verb
To stress, give emphasis or extra weight to (something).
- His two-fingered gesture emphasized what he had told his boss to do with his job.
At the news conference on Monday, the Beijing vice mayor, Chen Gang, said officials were emphasizing safety at Olympic sites.
Last fall, he said, officials were emphasizing President Bush's decision to use the United Nations to encourage Mr. Hussein to rid his country of weapons of mass destruction.
Facing a cruel economy and the likelihood of war, fashion designers were emphasizing beauty and optimism at the fall 2003 collections.
While Kodak and others were emphasizing image sharpness in their CMOS chips, Sarnoff's researchers were more concerned with its dynamic or exposure range.
But so far, he said, the Islamists were emphasizing moderation, democracy and pluralism, and the Libyan leaders deserved a chance to overcome their differences.
By the end of the week, though, Fed officials were emphasizing that the bond buying was not likely to stop anytime soon.
Such views were emphasized by the Nazis.
Therefore non-parametric methods were emphasized.
Both speed and accuracy were emphasized.
Speed and accuracy were emphasized.
Hand hygiene procedures were emphasized routinely.
