Sentence examples for but underscore from inspiring English sources

As for the formula that later appeared in Life, it did little within the baseball industry but underscore Rickey's considerable ego.

Some grievances among writers may seem petty, but underscore their sense that in the caste system of Hollywood they are treated like untouchables.

At Johnson & Johnson, for example, this spring's show of imaginative quilts depicting plants used in cancer therapy cannot help but underscore the company's long history in health care products.

The paintings are not a typical example of crusader propaganda in that they do not argue in favour of the crusading movement, but underscore those aspects of Christian belief that it appeared to discount or discard, particularly the need to evangelise non-Christians and the superiority of monastic profession over any other.

The echoing numbers are simply a coincidence, but underscore the immense profits that the chain continues to pull in while its workers simply struggle to afford food, medical help and housing.

These effects cannot be directly separated from the results, but underscore that redistribution of fat mass towards the abdominal region is a risk factor for mortality.

It was a rare incident of violence against foreigners, but underscored the creeping rise in crime.

The method works, and our lack of understanding does not lessen its effect but underscores the inadequacy of our knowledge.

The two reports helped quell worries about another downturn but underscored a sense that relief would be elusive.

The Gibraltar government welcomed Mr. Straw's assurances but underscored that it, too, had a place at any negotiating table.

It detracts from the experience but underscores Ms. Mitchell's mission to emphasize efficiency over stay-awhile service and aesthetic touches.