Examples of 'want to emphasise' in a sentence
Meaning of "want to emphasise"
When someone wants to emphasise something, they intend to highlight or give special attention to a particular point or idea. It signifies the desire to make something stand out or be more noticeable in a conversation or discussion
How to use "want to emphasise" in a sentence
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I want to emphasise that this is a framework directive.
I really want to emphasise.
I want to emphasise the legal aspect of repatriation.
But we can agree upon aspects that we particularly want to emphasise.
Want to emphasise the promotion of initiatives directed to.
You might also want to emphasise that it is faulty.
Underline the words that are really important and that they want to emphasise.
We want to emphasise the importance of assessment as an aid to.
BONITA designs fashion for women who want to emphasise their individual style.
I want to emphasise three particular points.
There is one point that I want to emphasise very strongly.
I want to emphasise variable rate mortgages.
Whatever it might be I once again want to emphasise the matter.
I really want to emphasise the second part.
However, you can use them when you want to emphasise a point.
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I just want to emphasise this further.
The importance of this assignment should be obvious to everyone, but I want to emphasise it.
I want to emphasise this at this point.
I mention this because I want to emphasise how quick this process is.
I want to emphasise a further couple of points.
It can always be augmented in future preliminary draft budgets . I want to emphasise this.
I really want to emphasise what has been said here.
I am talking about the health infrastructure because I want to emphasise the fact that, even if.
I want to emphasise something very important.
In this perspective, I particularly want to emphasise three main points.
I want to emphasise the need and importance of education.
Michael Fabricant: I just want to emphasise the question asked by my hon.
I want to emphasise some factors that need explanation.
Mr Goebbels has done a sound job of work, something I want to emphasise here today.
We want to emphasise the human elements.
Before giving the floor to Michaele, I want to emphasise a few key facts.
We want to emphasise the need to work on common efforts.
So, in the second book, we want to emphasise their individuality.
I want to emphasise that point.
And it 's something that we do - we bring out elements that we want to emphasise.
I very much want to emphasise how important this subject is.
Boss man. I really want to emphasise.
I want to emphasise that it is necessary to work in each of these areas.
I said European pathways, and I want to emphasise that, these are not just national any more.
I want to emphasise this as the main theme of the film.
Indian soil, I want to emphasise.
I want to emphasise four points.
In response to Mr Batten 's remarks, I want to emphasise that Ireland is not anti-European.
I want to emphasise that we are talking here about exceptional cases.
With this installation, I want to emphasise not only light, but also darkness.
I want to emphasise that this has to be concluded quickly and in secret.
In this edition we want to emphasise new business models in a particular way.
We want to emphasise that an integrated strategy must be adopted to reduce emissions.
I therefore specifically want to emphasise the fact that we can be optimistic about Lisbon.
I want to emphasise some in particular.
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