Sentence examples for To underscoring from inspiring English sources
verb
To underline; to mark a line beneath text.
Instead, he restricts himself to underscoring the ever-present dangers of the abuse of power.
The trouble with Cyclops Productions' "Of Mice and Men," currently at Urban Stages, is its commitment to underscoring the story's simplicity above all else.
Occasionally, pressed on by her excitement, her handwriting wobbles and she resorts to underscoring: "injure, atmosphere, doesn't believe me!! so hungry!
The substitute Danny Murphy and Owen, again, went close to underscoring Liverpool's superiority but the gulf between the sides was so evident that their profligacy was annoying rather than crucial.
Mr. Calderón dedicated much of his 35-minute speech to underscoring the centrality of the relationship between Mexico and the United States, and he drew warm and frequent applause.
Less easily replaceable is Eddie Harsch, whose soulful organ lent emotional depth: new keyboardist Adam MacDougall has yet to impose his character on the band's sound, restricted here mostly to underscoring the guitarists' efforts.
Constantine is right to underscore it.
That's really important to underscore.
"Randy, permit to underscore Carl's letter.
Updike sought to underscore his arrogance.
Then came the iPhone in 2007, to underscore its revival.
