Sentence examples for better to underscore from inspiring English sources

There are relatively few full production numbers, almost as if the show wants to withhold visual and aural pleasure, the better to underscore the seriousness of its project.

Natalia Vodianova, the Russian model and dedicated fund-raiser, made her entrance in a blood-red Valentino gown, the better to underscore her Naked Heart Foundation.

The film opens with a scene of Gibney getting stonewalled by an official, the better to underscore the secrecy surrounding the virus and the lengths he went to penetrate the stone wall.

Although human bronchial epithelial Calu-3 cells, like NHBE cells, are heterogeneous, their availability and well-characterized interaction with SARS-CoV [41] make them a better choice than NHBE cells to underscore the innate antiviral signaling pathway/s induced by SARS-CoV in pathologically relevant cells.

Michelle said she had wanted the organic garden as a way to underscore the need for better nutrition.

To underscore the need for better infrastructure, two frequent rivals were on hand at the news conference: Richard Trumka, the president of the A.F.L.-C.I.O., and Thomas J. Donohue, the president of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, the main business lobby.

The devastation wrought by Hurricanes Katrina (2005), Ike (2008), and Sandy (2012) in recent years continues to underscore the need for better prediction and preparation in the face of storm surge and rising sea levels.

The use of a Bach-invention style to underscore "Begotten," a depressing tale of genetics, would have worked better if the counterpoint had been more thrilling.

All of this serves to underscore the conclusion that the sooner an emissions trading scheme can be implemented the better," it said.

As if to underscore the difference, Tuck conducted a recent interview in an anteroom just off the locker room, the better to be heard above the din.

Constantine is right to underscore it.