Sentence examples for designed to underline that from inspiring English sources

He also dismissed the referendum that is being held by the British government on the islands in March, designed to underline that the islanders want to remain part of the British Overseas Territories.

The second experiment was designed to underline that the incorporation of several related genomes is favorable to the use of only a single reference sequence.

If patriarchy never changes, the stasis of Boland's poems might be interpreted as a desperate irony, designed to underline the helplessness that is the female poet's lot.

The buildup to its presentation had been designed to underline the notion that it offered "certainty in uncertain times" and was a "safe pair of hands" for the International Olympic Committee IOCC) in light of the potential challenges posed by the winter Games in Sochi and the 2016 Olympics in Rio.

Putin's recent invitation to President Assad to visit Moscow seems to have been designed to underline two things: that President Assad is indeed committed to political reform and to debunk any thought that Russia might see President Assad as somehow a discretionary, discardable component to a political solution.

It is awash with swimming pools, gyms, tennis and badminton courts, a multiplex cinema, a cricket pitch, an enormous laundry and 5,000 bicycles.Everything about the campus is designed to underline the company's claim that it is world-class, not just an Indian company that happens to have had a good run.

Anthony Atamanuik calls his impression of Donald Trump "an act of comedic activism," designed to underline a scary truth about Trump: "He's a dangerous man".

For accompaniment Ms. Mannarino had an occasional, roving spotlight (Zack Tinkelman designed the lights) and voluptuous soul music played with long pauses and at low enough volume to underline that dance was the driver here.

You want me to underline that point?

"I would like to underline that".

Thank you for giving me the chance to underline that point.