Sentence examples for I think underlines from inspiring English sources

The World Health Organisation has produced a 2017-21 action plan which, I think, underlines that we have neglected to focus on adherence and support people not just to access ARVs, but to stay on them.

"I genuinely retired happy and I think that underlines that it was the right decision for me.

"I think it underlines the fact that it remains a family dynasty in spite of being a listed company," media commentator and former Murdoch editor Roy Greenslade said in a telephone interview.

Xinran paints herself as naïve (slightly irritatingly - she was highly successful) and is forever telling us what to think, underlining her responses: she was 'amazed', 'agape'; she was 'touched by [her colleagues'] estimation of me'.

I think this also underlines why waging war on a disease is not a good metaphor for what research does.

"I think he's underlining the point that I've been making all along," Mr. Miller said.

"I think it once again underlines our position that we shouldn't be taking different ways to increase revenues off the table," Mr. Miller said.

I love being involved, and I think my own religion underlines that: we're told to help our neighbour, and your neighbour doesn't just mean the person next to you.

He added: "It underlined, I think, the extraordinary ties of language, history, culture and national interest that bring the U.S. and the U.K. together.

"I think that it should underline modern British values and that means it should be a company that pays taxes in this country, employs people in this country, does most of its business in this country".

So, basically, look, that just was to underline, I think, the global nature of this war that we're fighting.