Sentence examples for he is underscoring from inspiring English sources

Or maybe he is underscoring the notion, which is indeed voiced in the play, that no matter how you dress her up, a woman is nothing more than the sum of her anatomical parts.

Mr. Fitzsimmons was moderating a presentation on research about the adolescent brain, and although he was joking, he was underscoring a serious point.

He was underscoring the sense of importance that comes with what is, after all, a very rare portrayal of slavery in early 19th-century America.

He was underscoring that the goal ended his streak of 255 games without one, an N.H.L. record he set long ago.

When Professor Cockburn called them "the generic companies" instead of "pirates," he was underscoring an essential aspect of the knockoff drug industry.

Now a new study is underscoring why this matters.

The need for "Play Works" he said, is underscored by research showing the importance of early learning in helping children get ready for school.

His main themes were the ones he had been underscoring for the last several weeks: that he wants to empower people while Mr. Gore wants to empower the government and that Mr. Gore would be too profligate with federal money.

It may be the source of some of Mr. Bush's greatest political strengths, the unpretentiousness and mellow bonhomie that warm up voters, and also of his weaknesses, including an image of an intellectual lightweight that is underscored whenever he mixes up the likes of Slovenia and Slovakia.

But everything in the stage version is underscored and overstated.

Occasionally, it is underscored by a kind of conspiratorial laughter.