Sentence examples for who stressed from inspiring English sources

It was the Romantics who stressed subjectivity.

"I had a teacher who stressed for me the importance of diction in terms of..

"This is wonderful," said Captain Raganella, who stressed that he was not speaking in an official capacity.

Thurman was the grandson of former slaves who stressed education as a means of overcoming racial discrimination.

In the late 20th century a new school of critics emerged who stressed the social costs of the large company.

An innovator who stressed technical progress, Abell used telegraph machines and carrier pigeons to speed news transmission.

In the 1980s it sided with conservatives who stressed individual entrepreneurship and opposed state intervention in the economy.

But Murdoch, who stressed that future growth would come from original content production, took the toughest line on piracy.

Dr. Perelman, who stressed that he had no direct role in negotiating the loan, was nonetheless unmoved.

He reminds us that composers such as Glinka or Musorgsky, who stressed their Russianness, were indebted to German and Italian models.

The most sophisticated declaration was that of the Italian bishops, who stressed the pastoral aspects thus avoiding the need to discuss its doctrinal status.