Sentence examples similar to gentle underscoring from inspiring English sources
It all underscores a gentle humour perhaps missing in Sir Tom Jones' rutting prize bull version.
Asked directly about it, Molly Faust, a spokeswoman, took a gentle poke: "This just underscores that we're everywhere they want to be," she said.
His verse was marked by the graces of precision and unpretentiousness, underscored with a dry, mordant wit and a gentle sense of the absurd.
But at the end, the quality of one dancer's gentle touch on the other's back suddenly but subtly underscores that one is black and the other white.
Her gentle bit of indifference not only explains her allure in France but underscores why she isn't straining for greater recognition in the United States.
Although these guests have very different styles — Meow Meow brings her own spotlight onstage, while Taylor Mac, with his beautiful voice and gentle manner, resembles a choirboy, albeit one with lipstick and eye glitter — they all underscore Bond's message: we must celebrate diversity, or die.
Grimshaw repaid the compliment by heavily underscoring passages about moonlight, mist and city streets in his copy of Whistler's book The Gentle Art of Making Enemies which is also on show at the Harrogate exhibition.
"Remember, guys — gentle, gentle".
Be gentle, gentle readers.
