Sentence examples for which I emphasised from inspiring English sources

"We had a frank exchange of views in which I emphasised that including the Ceop abuse reporting button on their site has the potential to transform child protection – and that the company should put this above all other considerations.

The report by the International Commission on the Measurement of Economic Performance and Social Progress (which I chaired) emphasised that GDP is not a good measure of how well an economy is performing.

It featured photos from the recent past, most of which I have emphasised the use of colour throughout my photography.

A friend came over and told me I looked like Beyonce, which, I cannot emphasise enough, has never happened before.

There are three points which I would like to emphasise as being particularly important in the discussion on public transport.

"We also understand that community sites like these are enormously enhanced by organic development through the use and input of the users themselves, which is why I emphasise that these designs are not set in stone," she said.

After a pause, he adds: "You've got to educate them in terms of citizenship and social action which I'm very keen to emphasise because I think young people are more political than you ever are in any other part of your life".

Which of these (hypothetical, I emphasise) sentences do you think works better?

"Will.i.am has registered several trademarks," he chunters, "including 'I AM', which is also emphasised in, and a significant element of, his professional name".

He is hardly described physically in the book which really emphasised the theme of mystery.

Manchester United won 2-0 at Old Trafford that day, a result which emphasised their contrasting trajectories.