Sentence examples for always underscore from inspiring English sources

The thing mainly my family and my parents always underscore for me is the great disparity.

Its entertainments are always underscored by pain.

Above all, Lloyd always underscores that these girls aren't criminals but victims, and she alternately oozes compassion and outrage.

But the symposium concluded with the sober reminder that an actor's creativity is almost always underscored by a need for financial pragmatism.

It is hard to imagine places more different than New York and Sierra Blanca, and the contrast has always underscored the mercenary marriage between the nation's largest city and the small town where it has dumped its sewage since 1992.

It captures the way the genome works in cancer cells and Neanderthals, in sexual reproduction and the origin of life, always underscoring one critical point: that only by putting the interactions among genes at center stage can we appreciate the logic of life.

In its various strains, personalism always underscores the centrality of the person as the primary locus of investigation for philosophical, theological, and humanistic studies.

Treatment options are neither universally available nor always effective, underscoring the need for development of novel therapies and therapeutic strategies.

Critically, the effort reflected Uniqlo's long-term position of "Style for real people," which has always been underscored by mix-and-match clothing.

"We're always trying to underscore saving, paying yourself first and having a plan," says Glista, the show's executive producer.

Until I finally do remember that I met them in a dream, and they are showing up now to assist me in waking up! Whenever other lucid dreamers come to me and share their disappointment in their lucid encounters, I always try to underscore that what they are looking at is their own lack of unconditional love and acceptance within themselves.