Sentence examples for would have emphasised from inspiring English sources

"For a second the chairs were almost named after Fassbinder actresses, but that would have emphasised narrative.

And, as co-architect of the Bretton Woods system, he would have emphasised the importance of managing flows of money between Chinese savers and American borrowers.

Ironically, given that Merkel would spend much of 2014 with a British prime minister lobbying her to hem in immigration across the EU, Osterhammel's book would have emphasised to her at the start of the year that Britain had resisted continental Europe's xenophobic turn at the end of the 19th century, allowing foreigners to enter the country without having to register with the police.

They thought that they might possibly have given consent if: they had more time; were prepared better; were told in advance that the procedure takes so much time; the donation request would have been posed in a more empathic and less technical way; or if physicians would have emphasised that donation can save other lives.

More recently some authors have emphasised important innovations and trends in this period without which future developments would not have been possible.

But she has emphasised that there would be careful screening.

The sway of female voters towards Mr Sanders comes despite the fact the former secretary of state has emphasised that she would be a voice for women if elected president in November.

In the evening of March 18th Mr Biden met Estonia's president before heading to Vilnius to meet the presidents of Lithuania and Latvia.In January Mr Hagel had emphasised that America would continue to bolster military cooperation with Poland, reiterating Washington's commitment to building a missile defence shield system in Poland by 2018.

McDonnell has emphasised that he would "not tackle the deficit on the backs of middle- and low-earners, and especially by attacking the poorest in our society", but as an acquaintance observed when I said I thought McDonnell's conference speech was a breath of fresh air: "But he still goes on about the deficit, and you told me the deficit was not the problem!" Quite right.

He has emphasised that he would not try to line up a new job elsewhere while still in his present role, but he is now free to find one if he wishes to continue working in F1.

The bid committee has emphasised its experience.