Sentence examples for he will underscore from inspiring English sources

He will underscore the oboe in the writer's case.

"He will underscore the strength, resilience and unity of the American people".

"In all these meetings, he will underscore U.S. support for the Egyptian people, an end to all violence, and a transition leading to an inclusive, democratically elected civilian government," the US State Department said in a brief statement.

The bill now before the Senate, like one the House passed late last year, hews closely to the principles that Mr. Obama outlined more than two years ago at the Cooper Union -- a fact he will underscore in his return appearance there on Thursday.

If the inquiries result in still more prosecutions, they will underscore a turn toward a more adversarial stance by the government on news gathering — but one that did not result from a clear policy decision, according to White House and Justice Department officials.

The president's pitch on Tuesday, at the College of Nanoscale Science and Engineering at the State University of New York, will underscore the obstructions he has faced from Republicans, and at a time when critics across the political spectrum are assailing a "do-nothing Congress".

Ed Balls, the shadow chancellor, will underscore his willingness to take tough fiscal decisions when he reveals he will cap child benefit increases at 1% for the first two years of the next parliament, and force all government ministers to take a symbolic 5% pay cut.

And while he is most often considered a German artist, the survey will underscore his dual national loyalties and how they are reflected in his art.

On his high-profile visit to Asia later this month, Obama will underscore how the ocean ties us together, as he tries to rally countries around the Pacific to moderate, if not counter, the rising role of China in the region.

This view will underscore the television retrospectives now in preparation.

All this year, exhibits and performances will underscore those ties.