Sentence examples for good to underscore from inspiring English sources

He summoned Posada to the front of the stage to make him feel good, to underscore the point that he would be the full-time catcher next season.

Constantine is right to underscore it.

And is it ever a good idea to underscore the didacticism in Shaw?

Although much of Liverpool's early football was mesmerising, they required a slice of good fortune to underscore their superiority.

He had also videotaped segments of interviews presenting him as a humble ghetto kid made good, and to underscore his debt to 1970's soul he did a Stevie Wonder medley while wearing an African robe and sunglasses, bobbing his head and grinning like Mr. Wonder.

"Roses," released last month, provides Tumblr girls with a new lovelorn byline and "Good Intentions" is bound to underscore one of those festival recap videos that doubles as a motivational pick-me-up.

To underscore his good faith, Mr. Bush selected as his assistant secretary of state for Inter-American Affairs, a Democrat, Bernard Aronson, who had served in the Carter White House and as director of policy at the Democratic National Committee.

I bring all this to underscore what "good" is for startups that are a bit more mature and past the days of hyper growth.

Mixing in a good deal of his personal history to underscore his journalistic and legal bona fides, he is clearly still smarting from the experience.

The movie drove home some excellent points about good parenting and I'd like to underscore them for you.

As if to underscore the importance of good taxonomy to conservation, most of what is "known" of the ecology of A flagellum is actually data about the new species, and a species previously believed to be widespread and occasionally of pest status is suddenly more limited in occurrence and of uncertain status.