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• v  give extra weight to (a communication)
• v  to stress, single out as important

• I emphasise that this alarm reaction is not present under pure sleep loss' as I have just described.
• I'm sure he was doing it to emphasise a certain point he was trying to make, but I'm not that stupid that I wouldn't get it if you didn't say it to me twice.
• I like to emphasise on the word 'humans' since our beloved media often fail to appreciate that there is no differance.

• underscore
• underline
• emphasize
• stress
• punctuate
• accent
• accentuate

News & Articles

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• Groupe Eurotunnel SA UK Regulatory Announcement: Groupe Eurotunnel: Application of European Regulations to the Channel ...
  PARIS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--With several different sources announcing an imminent publication from the European Commission, for the attention of the United Kingdom and France, in relation to the application of European regulations on charges for passenger and freight trains in the Channel Tunnel, Groupe Eurotunnel (Paris:GET) would like to emphasise the following points of fact: This process is ...
  June 20, 2013 - Business Wire

Quotes

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• Barack Obama in Telegraph.co.uk
  Speaking afterwards, Mr Obama said: "This $20 billion will provide substantial assurance that the claims people and businesses have will be honoured. It's also important to emphasise this is not a cap."
• Donovan in The Herald
  It's not a failure if we don't win on Saturday (today), but there's such a massive opportunity to do something so much more special. And I really want to emphasise that to everybody, and make sure we understand that,Donovan, who struggled to...
• Nicola Sturgeon in Times Online
  Last night Nicola Sturgeon, the Scottish Health Secretary, said: "I'd like to express my condolences to the patient's family and friends. They have my heartfelt sympathy. I would like to emphasise that the vast majority of those who have H1N1 are...