Sentence examples for when he emphasized from inspiring English sources

Gandhi-ji was very wise when he emphasized the importance of villages in our society.

So when he emphasized winning, he did so in part as a rejoinder to the indignities of slavery and segregation.

Mr. Rajan seemed to confirm that at his news conference early Wednesday evening, when he emphasized that the role of the bank was monetary stability.

Alexander Vershbow, the United States ambassador in South Korea, got a taste of the simmering anti-American sentiment when he emphasized the safety of American beef last week.

In the fourth-movement Bourrée, Mr. Manze brought out the dotted rhythm in the winds that lies under the flowing passagework in the upper strings, one of many occasions when he emphasized inner lines without distorting the larger phrases.

Mr. Romney, who has said he would sign the House budget as president, seemed to back away this week from that commitment when he emphasized that he would restore the Medicare cuts incorporated in the budget plan.

Still, Willner seems concerned about the beer getting too trendy when he emphasizes how "we're not overcommunicating false promises".

But when he emphasizes the narrative, as in "Culture" or "She's Leaving Home... Bye, Bye" (both 2004), or experiments with light and shadow, his work gets interesting.

Still, Willner seems concerned about the beer getting too trendy when he emphasizes how "we're not overcommunicating false promises". No doubt what's on his mind is the third iron law of cultural trends: the backlash.

When one shouts, "We believe in you!" he yells back, "I believe in you!" When he emphasizes a point, he calls out, "Can I get an amen?" For a president facing a tough re-election and a stubborn economy, there is no better amen corner, no more invigorating audience, than on campus.

A critical moment in his talk comes when he emphasizes that 90% of the DNA in our bodies is bacterial, and we can now sequence that foreign material to understand our health.