Sentence examples for i would underline from inspiring English sources
"If I were a defense lawyer, I would certainly say in front of the jury, 'Mr.' — and I would underline Mister — 'Mr. Shoontz, you're a volunteer.
As a historian of marriage, I would underline that for most of history, spouses who were dependent upon the husband's financial resources had far less latitude to make personal choices, including whether to leave a failed marriage.
Volpi: Technology infrastructure is dramatically transforming, but there are a few high-level points that I would underline.
I would underline the key passages in Lewis' New York Times Magazine articles, distribute photocopies and read them aloud, as the students read silently.
To paraphrase Dr. Evil in the "Austin Powers" movies: "How about 'no,' Scott?" Anyone who cares about this disaster would be extremely well advised — and I'd underline "extremely" as often as possible — to read a speech on the matter that was given on April 8 by a genius investor named David Einhorn at a Grant's Interest Rate Observer event.
Indeed, it would underline the fact that the original goal of the combat has already been achieved.
Still, the appointment would be particularly significant, foreign policy analysts said, because it would underline Mr. Obama's resolve to begin engaging diplomatically with Tehran.
On the other hand, Mrs. Clinton's advisers were wary of drawing too much attention to the operation, for fear that it would underline the Clintons' reputation of being bellicose.
But the veteran observer of international climate talks said it would underline what negotiators had already noticed – "a quite noticeable change in attitude and demeanour from Australia" in international climate talks.
If we could get that far, it would underline that we are talking about the most serious forms of racial hatred, ones that really do intimidate and could, possibly, lead to violence.
ISRO's involvement has more than technical significance: It would underline a change in Indo-U.S. security relations.
