Sentence examples for would be emphasised from inspiring English sources

I hoped the message would be emphasised and not anaesthetised by some added syntax.

This apparent lethargy would be emphasised, of course, by the comparative brightness and industry of County, who began at – and maintained – the kind of quick and aggressive tempo that would have been more expected of the Glasgow giants.

1 The army surgeon William Brydon is the subject of which painting? 2 Whose squint would be emphasised by an ingenue role? 3 What was a donkey stone used for? 4 Who did Virginia Woolf call "the mother of English fiction"?

A Uefa statement said: "In the specific context of South Africa, the vuvuzela adds a touch of local flavour and folklore, but Uefa feels that the instrument's widespread use would not be appropriate in Europe, where a continuous loud background noise would be emphasised.

Emotion, empathy, and interaction would be emphasised.

Once again, a person's ability to "know thyself" would be emphasised.

If Carson were alive today, she would be emphasising our need to understand how central the philosophy of ecology is to our lives.

So if Osborne had been minded to ensure that his financial measures weren't going to have an unfairly heavy impact on one gender, he would be emphasising the importance of progressive regulation in getting women into work in the first place.

Daltrey clarified that the tour is unrelated to the band's 50th anniversary which occurred in 2013 and indicated that he and Townshend were considering recording new material but would be emphasising their hits in their final stadium tour.

He'd been emphasising the British in British Petroleum though the name was changed a decade ago to reflect the fact that BP, while based in London, is a global energy company.

I would say Joe will be emphasising the importance of hanging onto the ball.