Sentence examples for you emphasise from inspiring English sources

You emphasise the importance of dialogical thinking in your book.

When writing a cover letter for a career change, make sure you emphasise your genuine passion and interest for the new career.

Even colleagues short on balance and co-ordination will be able to relax if you emphasise it's about having a laugh, not dancing a perfect Bolero.

"Man comes" - if you emphasise both words equally, which is what you are being asked to do, you are turning the first foot of the line into what is called a spondee.

"The more you emphasise the business-friendly environment, the more the social gap tends to widen and the poor tend to be excluded from the market," Mr Roh said.

If you emphasise environment it is safer from a policy point of view because given that most people don't know what they are talking about it is safer to see the person as redeemable than to come down on the side of genetics and write people off (3 Senior Learner).

If you emphasised national unity and bipartisan compromise, they emphasised sectarian division and implications of treason.

He said, "I'm going to poke fun at you," emphasising each syllable with a jab in my bony chest.

You emphasised that I would need to provide you with an answer ahead of the publication of the Group's annual report and financial statements sometime next week.

Republicans often regret this.Bonnie WrenCarlsbad, CaliforniaStar trekSIR – You emphasised the "macho, gung-ho" nature of the space race ("Spacemen are from Mars", September 29th).

Bob Ainsworth has already replied to you emphasising the importance of the effort in Afghanistan to defeating terrorism, and of supporting, at all times, our armed forces.