Sentence examples for desire to underscore from inspiring English sources

Resplendent in the Chapourin drapes, which were made in chiffon, organza and tulle in varied tones of flesh colors, the supermodel fulfilled the designer's desire to underscore the nymph's powerful role in history — and now on the runway.

He adds that commentary to the contrary has been "off the mark, motivated in part by an official desire to underscore the importance of eliminating this one terrorist".

"She busted her butt to provide," Linney says, the uncharacteristically coarse language underscoring her desire to emphasize the point.

But his intent in making the remark in front of Israeli, Syrian and American reporters was clearly to underscore his desire to strike a deal.

Obama's visit to the Philippines is the last stop on a seven-day tour of Asia designed to underscore the Administration's desire to "rebalance" America's military, diplomatic, and economic resources away from the economic and political sinkhole of the Middle East.

Fear of the disease and the desire to hide it underscore the hurdles.

All this is to underscore that technology to this point, had not caught up with long-standing desires of the human imagination.

Constantine is right to underscore it.

That's really important to underscore.

"Randy, permit to underscore Carl's letter.

Updike sought to underscore his arrogance.