Sentence examples similar to historically underscored from inspiring English sources

But by doing so at Morehouse, one of the country's elite historically black colleges, he again underscored the importance of black voters to his campaign.

The festivities highlighted Austria's stature in Europe historically, while the country's increased regional cooperation underscored its current role in newly restructured Europe.

That feat underscored the government's heavy investment in an arena where resources were historically scarce (compare the financial cost of training a table-tennis champion versus a speed-skating one).

But a historically large drug bust announced Monday, nearly 2,000 miles away from the United States-Mexico border, underscored how drug smugglers do look to ports of entry for large drug-running jobs.

In 1965, Johnson underscored that point while speaking about the executive order at a commencement ceremony for Howard University, a historically black college.

The day's swirling debate underscored Mr. Gore's desire to block Mr. Bush from seizing the advantage -- particularly among young voters -- on an issue that historically has played to the strengths of Democratic candidates.

Wednesday only underscored the obvious.

Still, he underscored the risks.

The last two weeks underscored that notion.

The results announced Thursday underscored the challenges.

It underscored what we're up against".