Sentence examples for does not underline from inspiring English sources
After Eisenhower's stroke "Le Monde" sweepingly declared that there was not one American columnist who does not underline Nixon's qualities and aptitude for taking power.
By Janet Flanner The New Yorker, December 14 , 1957P. 132 After Eisenhower's stroke "Le Monde" sweepingly declared that there was not one American columnist who does not underline Nixon's qualities and aptitude for taking power..
The New Yorker, December 14 , 1957P. 132 After Eisenhower's stroke "Le Monde" sweepingly declared that there was not one American columnist who does not underline Nixon's qualities and aptitude for taking power..
If there is a point that perhaps Snyder does not underline enough it comes through vividly in Antony Beevor's books on the Battle of Stalingrad and other campaigns it is that the Germans who killed were dying, too, in increasingly vast numbers and in cold and fear of their own.
If there is a point that perhaps Snyder does not underline enough — it comes through vividly in Antony Beevor's books on the Battle of Stalingrad and other campaigns — it is that the Germans who killed were dying, too, in increasingly vast numbers and in cold and fear of their own.
Simon Callow doesn't underline the significance of this.
"He doesn't underline the joke for us or stick it under our nose.
But it doesn't underline and put in bold letters that it is important for basic skills to be learned".
"She doesn't underline and belabour her point," says Hadley, "it feels very precisely controlled, as if she knows exactly what she wants to do with this material.
He doesn't underline the moments with excessive cutting or hyper-emphatic closeups; the scenes play to a natural conclusion, and we are left to sort things out for ourselves.
However, and partly due to his reluctance to consider the artist's intentionality as being decisive in the comprehension of the work of art (which in some way prefigures the late Romantic ideal of l'art pour l'art), Schlegel did not underline a necessary moral purpose in aesthetic objects, as Schiller had done.
