Sentence examples for a way of underscoring from inspiring English sources

After this, even her rape by Stanley and her final implied incarceration are merely a way of underscoring her doom.

Since then, the migrants' journey has gained international attention, thanks in part to the eagerness of President Trump and his allies to use their trip as a way of underscoring the United States' immigration policies.

There was once a tradition in this country of people breaking the law for principled reasons, typically to protest or expose even greater moral wrongdoing, but accepting their lawful punishment as a way of underscoring their personal commitment to the polity and its laws.

It's a way of underscoring that: the fact that all these years later it's still a problem to be black and to be American.

That example seems to have faded for our political leaders, but the sponsors of the new bill had a way of underscoring the program's heritage.

It also has ignored growing attacks by Islamist extremists on Coptic Christians, perhaps as a way of underscoring its indispensability as the sole bulwark of social stability in Egypt.

The beard is a self-presented lifetime-achievement award, a modest way of underscoring what few people would dare to miss.

(One way of underscoring this, however, might have been to exhibit the work of several Creative Growth artists, rather than just two).

Her hand moves rhythmically, shaking and pointing, as a way to underscore the potential of new realities for a future generation.

In creating this Op-Doc animation, I copied well-known images and photographs, retraced innumerable drawings, then photocopied them as a way to underscore the un-originality of the entire process.

It seems to underscore a way of measuring women that is at best outdated and at worst irrelevant.