Sentence examples for her underwritten from inspiring English sources

Block does what she can with her underwritten and sentimental scenes, but only one rings true: Allen gets word that Garland has died.

That house, where much of the play takes place, is as white, closed off, and antiseptic as Lane's sister, Virginia (Jill Clayburgh, who seems uneasy in her underwritten role).

And as nice as it is to hear Jessie Ware's voice, and as exciting as the idea of a Ware/Minaj collaboration was, let's be real: her underwritten chorus isn't going to go down as an essential moment in her catalogue, either.

Teegarden (who sports brown hair here) tries hard with her underwritten role, but at times, she seems understandably uncomfortable with the dialogue, which has more than its share of clunky lines.

Of course she's using him to help her underwrite a particularly heartless financial scam but lust triumphs over ethics and he allows himself to freefall into moral depravity.

Financial support from her has underwritten seminal research in the field of head injury and trained physicians which has directly improved the care of brain-injured patients worldwide.

Looming over all these abandonments is the mother whose plaintive calls interrupt Stew's European journey even as her checks underwrite it.

So much so, that Joanna Blythman can write a tirade on how rubbish we are at cooking, eating and buying our daily meals, consuming "more junk than the rest of Europe put together", yet gamble on there being enough of us willing to read her to underwrite an advance - a contradiction as beguiling as our watching hours of Gordon Ramsay while stuffed with the very filth he imprecates.

She has spent her career underwriting debt and equity investments in an investment management role.

Viewing the self as a "questionable-subject-in-process"—a subject who is responsive to the encroachments of semiotic material into conscious life and who is therefore without a fixed or unitary identity and valorizing the dissident potential of this decentered subjectivity, Kristeva seeks to neutralize the fear of the inchoate feminine that, in her view, underwrites misogyny.

(Her project was underwritten by the Times Square Alliance Public Art Program).