Sentence examples for could underline from inspiring English sources

It could underline the earthiness in a truffled soup.

WHAT could underline more clearly the pain that the global credit squeeze is inflicting on financial giants?

The Fed could underline that message with a statement that "the risks are weighted mainly toward conditions that may generate heightened inflation pressures in the foreseeable future".

If one moment could underline this fast-approaching technological reckoning, it was the announcement on 8 February that the Open Banking Working Group is developing an industry standard to free customer data.

Mr Barak has already said that he will redirect money away from settlement expansion to various good causes: he could underline his commitment by suspending activity on that most controversial of all Jewish settlements, Har Homa in East Jerusalem.

But they could underline what Copernicus's theory provided that others could not: a singular method for ordering the planets and for calculating the relative distances of the planets from the Sun.

Late in the stage, the Manxman was sprinting for the minor placings in intermediate sprints, gleaning every point he could, underlining that this will go down to the wire.

Wins for Mrs. Clinton in West Virginia and Kentucky "could further underline Obama's lackluster support in Appalachia, a region that is ground zero for the sort of populist Reagan Democrats both parties will covet in the fall," writes David Mark of Politico.

By taking the case that was meant to bring Alec Hardy redemption and turning into the case that could further underline his errors of judgement – even if in both events the fault lies with one of his colleagues – writer Chris Chibnall is creating the detective's worst nightmare.

Screenings of the film in schools, she suggested, could help underline for a younger generation "that sometimes it takes one person to make the biggest difference in the world".Her companion, Grzegorz Kujawski, 30, said he had wanted to see the movie to understand how his parents had lived in the 1980s.

In fact, in those cases, descriptive statistics could not underline a central tendency.