Sentence examples for all underscores from inspiring English sources

It all underscores a gentle humour perhaps missing in Sir Tom Jones' rutting prize bull version.

It all underscores the rapid rise to respectability of this new medium, an exciting fusion of art and technology.

And the fact that there is a debate at all underscores widespread questions about the assessment tools used to diagnose PTSD.

But the fact the idea emerged at all underscores how the Kawabe River Dam's suspension has helped rekindle the debate here over whether to hand more power to localities.

Still, that they are meeting at all underscores the extent to which the proposed regulations, revolutionary in scope as they are, may well be difficult to put into place immediately.

However, the fact that they were greeted here with straight faces, or even appeared at all, underscores another, less appreciated facet of Japanese society: its fondness for oddball ideas and inventions.

All this underscores the need for legal protections to ensure that the nation's increasingly electronic history is preserved.

"All this underscores the ongoing nervousness about Europe generally and the banking sector specifically," said Barry Knapp, head of American equity strategy at Barclays Capital.

All this underscores a long-term cost of this recession: there are cuts in both education and jobs, harming the two most effective stairways out of poverty.

All this underscores a simple truth, and enough time has passed since Vietnam that we should be able to acknowledge it: Military intervention, even if it means lost innocent lives on both sides, can serve the most humanitarian of goals.

Slatin: All this underscores the need for caution and selectivity at this stage of the real estate cycle.