Sentence examples similar to forceful underscoring from inspiring English sources
The forceful response underscored just how damaging the IRS scandal and the other issues could become for a second-term president trying to secure an ambitious array of legislative achievements.
Her forceful presence helps underscore Ms. Hynes's quiet emphasis on the centrality of women in Synge's oeuvre.
But underscoring the more overarching anti-immigrant rage -- directed also against legal minorities, like the Arizona law -- is a forceful nativist backlash, presumably driven by America's changing demographics as the growth of minorities outpaces that of whites.
"In doing so, the president underscored his administration's response strategy — by being forceful and combative — while also undermining it by gleefully entering a debate his aides have tried to avoid," Philip and Ashley write.
A few years ago she wasn't the kind to wear a sparkling black mini-dress and matching platform pumps, either, but that she did so during Wednesday's forceful show — and still spent long spells jumping around the stage — only underscored the shifting tectonics of Ms. Lambert's career.
However forceful and passionate Mr. Obama can be, his speeches and public appearances this week have underscored how he is sometimes out of sync with the visceral anger of Americans who are losing their jobs and homes, Patrick Healy writes.
Which underscores the quandary.
Statistics underscore these contrasts.
Wednesday only underscored the obvious.
"This study underscores that difficulty".
