Sentence examples for who emphasises from inspiring English sources

Police release a video from DI Richard Ocone, who emphasises to Becky that she is in no trouble.

For example, Bangladesh's current strategic plan for NCDs developed with WHO emphasises regular physical activity as a way to avoid 80% of cardiovascular disease or stroke.

"I get antsy if a year goes by without doing a play," says Kinnear, who emphasises the sheer physical effort of stage acting.

As Mr Law puts it, "Anyone who emphasises the importance of moral autonomy must, by default be a relativist".But is this true?

According to Sorkin, who emphasises that the characterisation is exaggerated: "If you gave the character a clubbed foot and a hunchback you would find him very similar to Richard III".

These concerns chime with the work of the Berkeley cognitive linguist George Lakoff who emphasises the centrality of metaphor and mental structures, and suggests winning the argument is about re-framing debates rather than engaging head-on.

My anxiety is eased by my supportive registrars who emphasise that I can call them whenever I have questions.

Mrs Allen, who emphasised she has never before clashed with a guest and has a long list of repeat visitors to her B&B, denied the claim.

He embodies the philosophy of Johan Cruyff and Rinus Michels – very important people who emphasised the importance of spectacle in our beautiful game".

I'm lucky that I was born to parents who emphasised education and could afford to send me to college – all things I think everyone should have.

"Environmental crimes are extremely serious and are a priority," said Emilfork, who emphasised that prison sentences would be appropriate for anyone found guilty.