Sentence examples for as underscoring from inspiring English sources

Mr. Maryasis, the research fellow in Moscow, said the award would still be seen as underscoring a geopolitical friendship.

Happily, the song's "Dies Irae" climax and creepy, buzzing string figures — Mr. Sondheim's tribute to the film composer Bernard Herrmann — remain as underscoring.

It is a twist which closes the story with a satisfying click, providing unexpected narrative pleasure, as well as underscoring the movie's sweetness and humanity.

In addition, the seductive power of film is such that, inevitably, Janacek's score (with Kent Nagano conducting the Deutsches Symphonie-Orchester Berlin) sometimes becomes background music, serving as underscoring for the lush images.

The overall figure was better than the 5percentt economists had forecast, but the rise in the rate for men to 5.2percentt from 5.1percentt in February was seen as underscoring the severity of the situation.

Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy by John le Carré (1974) The former CIA Inspector General, Fred Hitz, sees Tinker as underscoring "the underlying distaste, widely felt in the SIS [MI6], for the American role in intelligence-gathering" in the early Cold War.

"What I prefer to do in films is not to use music as underscore," he said.

Yet Yorgos Ziakas's set, as underscored by Antonis Panayotopoulos's lighting, still suggests claustrophobic confinement and an empty vastness.

THE implications of the increase in minority populations, as underscored by census data released last week, are being reflected on Madison Avenue.

Gold's cinematic schmaltz is grimly effective as underscore, but it doesn't stand up in isolation.

Cameras, he said, can deter would-be terrorists and help authorities more quickly identify a suspect, as underscored in Boston.