Sentence examples similar to encourage to underscore from inspiring English sources

Peter H. Gries, author of "China's New Nationalism: Pride, Politics and Diplomacy," said China's Communist government had often manipulated and encouraged nationalism to underscore its legitimacy.

Despite the fact that in the present study no gender differences were found in the change in PA, the results of previous studies underscore the fact that future research still should be encouraged to investigate differences between boys and girls.

Newsham agreed to consider issuing guidelines prohibiting such commentary and to underscore for MPD officers the importance of encouraging condom use.

She encouraged her writers, in their scripts, to consider leaving half a page blank to underscore the importance of wordlessness to directors and actors.

They also underscore why it is so important that the volunteer health care workers brave and altruistic enough to serve in West Africa be encouraged to go and be shown respect upon return.

To underscore the importance of what aides billed as a major policy speech, Mr. Cheney's aides encouraged reporters to interview another gulf war colleague of Mr. Cheney's -- Colin L Powell, the retired general who led the joint chiefs of staff.

People are encouraged to linger.

They are encouraged to achieve".

Be encouraging to others.

Mrs. Clinton had been set to underscore what her campaign aides consider to be her commander-in-chief toughness and her experience in Washington — even encouraged by some advisers to use action verbs and adjectives like "lead," "strong" and "experienced".

Constantine is right to underscore it.