Sentence examples for a lot of underscoring from inspiring English sources
There is a lot of underscoring: on the same page that Calum MacDonald quotes Robert Frost ("When you have to go there, they have to take you in"), the narrator notes how their draft-dodging kinsman wears "a Celtic ring upon his finger.
"A lot of error," he underscored, looking bashfully at the floor of a workroom at Parsons and chuckling.
When Rubio asked why Bush didn't mind that Senator John McCain, whom he'd cited as a model, had missed a lot of votes, Bush underscored the patron play by saying, "He wasn't my senator".
"By the use of these films, we were able to control from a long distance the morale of a lot of Israelis," he said, underscoring how demoralization as much as defeat helped to drive the Israelis from southern Lebanon.
While that stumbling should be part of a bigger discussion of whether Jeb thinks he can win the money primary without putting in a lot of work, it also underscores the only immediate pitfall of compressed debates.
There was a sort of sonic pulse underscoring a lot of the play.
"Finding out that the nearest star to the sun hosts not just a planet, not just an Earth-sized planet, but one which is in the right location that it could support life - and there are a lot of caveats there - really underscores that not only are planets very common in our galaxy, but potentially habitable planets are common," he said.
It underscores a lot of what we try to do with the brand to associate ourselves with northwest institutions, Russo said.
I am someone who tends to underscore a lot of my work with social issues that I feel are important to examine, especially within the adult medium.
But going ahead with an OTT offering underscores how a lot of consumers are, in fact, opting to use a range of channels when looking for online entertainment these days.
