Sentence examples for escape underline from inspiring English sources

But the killing on Kandahar airfield and subsequent escape underline pervasive resentment of foreign forces among the soldiers and police they are ostensibly there to support.

Either way, his escape underlined the level of corruption in Mexican jails, and ushered in his new rise to the status of the country's most embarrassing fugitive included by Forbes in both its lists of the wealthiest and most powerful people in the world.

"It was not that easy to escape, underlines Chinea.

The variety of mechanisms that can be selected by prostate tumor cells to escape androgen-ablation therapies underlines their plasticity, and suggests that AR expression is mandatory in CRCaP.

Working from a David Mamet script only loosely derived from the original, Neil Jordan remade the movie in 1989, but the new version's American setting and sporadic pastiche of Depression-era movies about escaped prisoners only underlined the project's air of pointlessness.

The ability to steal cars, escape the police and vicariously live the life of a crime boss underlined this sense of liberty.

But Merkel underlined that this is no longer enough if Europe is to escape decline, defeatism, and increasing irrelevance in the world.

Although this post has nothing at all to do with music or the arts, it does underline the necessity of having a hit record soon and amassing sufficient funds to escape this hellhole of roaming mice.

This composition, not unlike others in the series, underlines the African descendants' visceral connections to a brutal past, an inability to escape it, and the fact that it cannot be concealed by any measure of material finery.

The requirement that all three conditions be present underlines the observation that intense fear in situations from which there is apparently no escape elicits no collective panic and little individual panic.

Hyeonseo Lee's story of suffering and courage underlines the plight of North Koreans and the dangers faced by those seeking to escape.