Sentence examples for because it underscores from inspiring English sources

But because it underscores the overall theme of the show, its youthful exuberance, its celebration of all things" (631) 725-9500.

This is significant because it underscores that the Supreme Court (even three of its most conservative members) did not buy into the notion that heterosexual couples or opponents of marriage equality somehow suffer "injury" by the state re-instituting marriage equality.

That quotation is telling, too, because it underscores what's off-putting about Mr. de Botton's work.

Harry Enten's FiveThirtyEight article is a good place to start, because it underscores the problem.

Swisher's injury may intensify the Yankees' pursuit of an outfielder, if only because it underscores their vulnerability at the position.

"To the human eye" is the critical part because it underscores the subjective nature of judging the sport.

Perhaps, if only because it underscored what a strange place the counter-extremism industry can be.

The change alarmed some analysts, because it underscored how quickly Vivendi was running through cash.

Dr. Rowland said the new finding was important because it underscored the need to give serious consideration to even the atmosphere's most minor constituents.

But people at a school in the nearby Indigenous township of Yirrkala, which hosted the prime minister for a day, said Abbott's trip had a beneficial effect on the children because it underscored the importance of attendance.

The accident at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant in Japan in March has added urgency to the waste issue, the commissioners wrote, because it underscored the reality that the United States has no option but to store it in spent fuel pools or in dry casks at nuclear plants.