Sentence examples similar to debate was underscored from inspiring English sources
This line was underscored faintly in pencil.
The degree to which Mr. Bush is pushing his counterproposal was underscored yesterday, when the Bush campaign introduced a new commercial taunting the vice president for not accepting Mr. Bush's debate plan.
"You see, this is our problem -- who defines terrorism and who is a terrorist?" That, in fact, was the main problem the General Assembly was underscoring in the debate, and which has stymied the drafting of an anti-terrorism treaty for more than a year now.
Now his death is underscoring the limits of free expression and igniting angry debate about what issues could cost journalists their lives.
The question of online distribution of copyrighted works has been underscored recently in the debate over Napster, which allows computer users to exchange music over the Internet.
The urgency of the effort has been underscored by a recent public debate in Israel about whether time is running out for a military strike to slow Iran's progress toward a nuclear weapon.
Those disparities were underscored all year.
The uncertainty has been underscored recently.
These contrasts are underscored by the performances.
Fox executives also emphasized that the decision not to carry the debates was intended partly to underscore the company's support for the Fox News Channel, which will carry all the debates on cable.
