Sentence examples for As underscoring from inspiring English sources

The accord was sharply attacked by Arab nations that saw it as underscoring an American bias in Israel's favor.

Mr. Maryasis, the research fellow in Moscow, said the award would still be seen as underscoring a geopolitical friendship.

Happily, the song's "Dies Irae" climax and creepy, buzzing string figures — Mr. Sondheim's tribute to the film composer Bernard Herrmann — remain as underscoring.

In the film, the poem refers to past Soviet censorship, which the filmmaker himself faced, as well as underscoring Rumata's complex status as a performer with a duty.

It is a twist which closes the story with a satisfying click, providing unexpected narrative pleasure, as well as underscoring the movie's sweetness and humanity.

As well as underscoring the enthusiasm in the market for new company listings, yesterday's flotation represented a cash boon for Arrow's founder and senior management.

"What I prefer to do in films is not to use music as underscore," he said.

As underscored by our report on mayoral elections, single-digit voter turnout is all too common in city elections, with particularly stark disparities as measured by race, income, education and age.

As underscored by General Sharif's meeting with the Saudi king in Riyadh earlier this month, which took place upon the conclusion of joint military drills, Riyadh and Islamabad continue to go to great lengths to remain engaged in each other's security.

As underscored by Wood et al. [2], colorectal cancer is the product of mutations in multiple genes operating simultaneously.

Yet Yorgos Ziakas's set, as underscored by Antonis Panayotopoulos's lighting, still suggests claustrophobic confinement and an empty vastness.