Sentence examples for when emphasising from inspiring English sources
The exception is when emphasising that you do not trust the speaker – the prime minister said he had "total confidence" in the minister.
When emphasising a subject question, we can add and stress an auxiliary verb.
This is the first version that makes overt the latent suggestion that Heathcliff is Afro-Caribbean (played by Solomon Glave as a youth and James Howson when older), emphasising the transgressive nature of his love for Catherine Shannon Beer/Kaya Scodelarioo).
Indeed, the opportunity to reflect on this theme makes me think that multicultural nationalism is well placed to balance the normative identity claims of the majority and the minorities that Quebecan ICs seek when they emphasise the importance of mutual recognition, reciprocity and balance, though they tend to go astray when they express this as "majority precedence".
Social science, even when it emphasises the "science" over the "social", can only achieve so much.
When Facebook emphasised "news" in its feed, the entire world of journalism had to reformulate itself to Bummer standards.
He also echoed recent Republican rhetoric when he emphasised his party's concern for the less well-off.
When he emphasises passion, Kierkegaard challenges the idea that rational thought could or should encompass and direct human existence.
She triumphed from a shortlist that was striking in its contrast to last year, when judges emphasised readability.
But acquisitions – which, presumably, is what Corcoran means when he emphasises the importance of scale – could make Betfair a more interesting proposition yet.
While not commenting on that case, Cash is grim-faced when he emphasises the need for the planned 24-hour services to come with greater staffing levels.
