Sentence examples for and underlined with a from inspiring English sources

Booth would repeat this advice in her 1938 essay, "The Cutter": "A line spoken by a character in a long shot achieves much greater importance if it is stressed and underlined with a close up" (148).

A masterful piece of pop-culture eye-candy punctuated with laughter and underlined with a wonderful message of it being it okay to be yourself.

To extra emphasize this change, the previous mentioned sentence was printed in a red color and underlined with a red line.

Mary and Max deals with alcoholism and suicide, illness and death, albeit underlined with a grim gallows humour.

They are gently lyrical and also, as in "Burn This," surging with visceral emotion -- and they are underlined with a longing for a disappearing past.

The Last Leg had the benefit of what is a unique format: part sports show, part comedy panel, and all underlined with an often close-to-the-wire take on disability.

The three-deck show lounge, with excellent sight lines from both main level and balconies, introduced two dazzling new shows, "Formidable" and "Nightclub Express". Carnival's stronger emphasis on families is underlined with a bright and fanciful Children's Club with interactive video and space maze, plus a children's outdoor pool and climbing area on the deck above.

It was a promise he made throughout an election campaign characterised by xenophobia, and one he has now underlined with a few flicks of the presidential pen.

In Mr. Brown's well-thumbed copy of that study, that sentence is underlined, with a hand-scrawled bracket and a big star in the margin.

The animation was underlined with a piano solo by a slightly lethargic Philip Glass.

Her phrasing, like Monroe's, is naturally curvaceous, although underlined with a stronger current of swing.