Sentence examples for by underscoring the from inspiring English sources
But the attack sent the opposite message, by underscoring the vulnerability of even the best-protected part of the capital.
It is possible that the trials could backfire by underscoring the administration's failures as well as any successes in bringing some of America's most-wanted to justice.
It is strongly in our interest to reinforce these trends by underscoring the terrorists' killings of civilians and our own commitment to the rule of law.
"Poland-Germany 1410-2014, 2-0", the paper proclaimed on its front page.The headline somehow backfired by underscoring the rarity of Polish triumphs over Germans.
Documentaries, particularly the kind shown at festivals like Sundance, tend to reaffirm the audience's worldview, partly by appealing to its presumptive tolerance and partly by underscoring the artistry of the endeavor (the vision thing).
The Webern pieces spoke to this point in a different way, by underscoring the distance between the unequivocally Romantic "Langsamer Satz" and the spiky, forceful, shimmeringly modernist Five Pieces, written only four years later.
Mr. Ruprecht tried to put a good face on Sotheby's future by underscoring that the auction house expected to return to operating profitability this year.
Tsipras brought forward his trip by a month, underscoring the significance his government gives to the fellow Orthodox Christian state.
The bactericidal activity was traced to CAMPs synthesized by the epithelium, underscoring the importance of these compounds preventing bacterial colonization.
Both discs have been credited with reinvigorating the Jobim canon by underscoring its links with the likes of Satie, Debussy and Ravel.
Still, he hastened to begin the essay by underscoring his "total opposition to the unilateral" American operations in Iraq.
