Sentence examples for explicitly underscored from inspiring English sources

Those with a taste for detail may cite 27 January 2013 as the day when Barack Obama – without having to say so explicitly – underscored his seriousness to bring the conflict in the Democratic Republic of Congo to an end.

The Qur'an has explicitly underscored that human will is the principal wellspring of faith rather than coercion or compulsion – for the simple reason that after being coerced, the human heart cannot find peace with itself, let alone with a fellow human being.

The authors explicitly underscored the importance of controlling for potential confounds, such as marketing efforts, when studying the role of social contagion in new drug diffusion.

The significant others wanted to be able to monitor the persons with dementia when they were away from home in order to check that everything was well; however, the persons with dementia explicitly underscored that they did not want to be monitored.

It also explicitly underscores Darwin's view that natural selection is an emergent property, reinforcing his conception of the Law of the Conditions of Existence.

Without explicitly uttering LaHood's Republican Party-affiliation, Obama underscored how this appointment reflected a bipartisanship and a devotion to finding the 'best person for the job'.

Wednesday only underscored the obvious.

Still, he underscored the risks.

The last two weeks underscored that notion.

The results announced Thursday underscored the challenges.

It underscored what we're up against".