Any reader with a pencil has a dozen ways to express negative sentiment in the margins of a book — I am partial to ick, ack, awk, ugh and the occasional wha? — but a writer's great sentences, in their bid for posterity, mostly just get underlined.
The app is aimed at women who in their emails use what its creator, Cyrus Innovation chief executive Tami Reiss, calls "undermining words," such as "sorry" and "just". When a user types such words, they get underlined in red as if they were misspelled.
As Santa, Gray gets to underline those messages in the show.
That one of the most famous of the nearly 3 million Afghan refugees living in Pakistan should have been able to get the card underlined for many the corruption that riddles much of government.
The conventional wisdom on the subject is that longer and more epic works, like novels, get italicized or underlined, while short ones and others that are part of a greater set, like a short story or a song, get put into quotation marks.
The dispute about the meaning of Resolution 1441, which authorizes the arms inspections now getting under way, underlined the ambiguity of several clauses that allowed 15 member states with views on Iraq as diverse as the United States, Russia, China and Syria, to vote unanimously on Nov. 8 for its approval.
The fact that this is the fourth such operation to quell the Hamas rockets in eight years, and that the intervals between the operations are getting shorter, underlines the point.
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The passion in Obama's delivery — he admitted he had gotten "all worked up" — underlined the quandary the White House now faces.
10.30am: Some of your views below the line on third-place play-offs: molefromtheministry In normal circumstances, it has no relevance whatsoever: the fourth-placed team also gets bronze medals, which underlines the pointlessness of the whole exercise.
