Sentence examples for attempts to underscore from inspiring English sources

This exhibition attempts to underscore the thoughtful interplay or dialectic between image and text invoked by the artists.

This story attempts to underscore the difficulty and the necessity of coming to terms, both medically and emotionally, with the potential of an HD diagnosis.

Neither the greater scale of the Armenian carnage (1.5 million) compared with that of other Christian communities nor attempts to underscore its particular circumstances are plausible explanations.

Volcker's achievement shines through this book almost despite Silber's attempts to underscore it: the editorial interjections from the author don't make him seem particularly reliable.

Set aside this exhibition's awkward attempts to underscore the specifically Jewish character of Modigliani's work (for example, curators point to his formal fascination with noses); for anyone chiefly familiar with the masklike faces and stylized bodies of Modigliani's later paintings, this trove of early drawings will be a revelation.

Our report attempts to underscore the key clinical features of diphtheritic polyneuropathy, including initial sore throat; nasal, laryngeal, and pharyngeal involvement; neck swelling with the classic bull neck appearance; and the potentially long time course between initial infection and neuropathic symptoms.

It seemed like an expertly staged attempt to underscore the strength and intimacy of one of the world's most scrutinized marriages.

In both contests, he attempted to underscore his support for abortion rights as he sought the favor of moderate and liberal voters.

Though the platform is divided into a potentially confusing set of tiers and subcategories, each aspect of the BFI Player is an attempt to underscore the organisation's longstanding role in British film culture.

The litany of human conflict that the narrator recites — ranging from the Peloponnesian War through the Crusades and including such new-to-me conflicts as the Pastry War and the War of the Two Brothers — is impressive in its inclusiveness, but it seems a heavy-handed attempt to underscore the continuity of humanity's violent impulses through history.

Dressed as Batman, in a mask and black cape, Takako Doi, the leader of the Japan Socialist Party, said the other day that her costume was an attempt to underscore her crusade against the "evils" of taxation and corruption as she campaigns for Prime Minister.