Sentence examples for intended to underscore from inspiring English sources

Wednesday's announcement clearly was intended to underscore that point.

Ms. Desi said that the competition was intended to underscore the institution's commitment to contemporary Asian art.

Senior White House officials said that the remarks were intended to underscore that Mr. bin Laden's arrest or death would mark only the beginning of the war.

They say the name of Mr. Ashcroft's bus, "The Show Me Experience Express," is intended to underscore Mrs. Carnahan's lack of government experience.

The Algorithm Auction is intended to underscore the aesthetics of computer code and, by extension, to attract more diverse people to programming.

It was a cartoon, about 11 inches by 14, intended to underscore the leaders' new relationship as partners, rather than adversaries.

Theresa May, the British prime minister, intends to underscore her proposed "new security partnership" with Europe by visiting British troops stationed in Estonia.

Although much is made of the absence of a generation of men killed in the war, Mr. Ostermeier may intend to underscore the idea that true social power still resided with the surviving males.

Secretary Powell intends to underscore that commitment by notifying the presidents of Colombia and Peru that he is determined to resume antidrug flights that were suspended after a Peruvian fighter jet shot down a plane carrying American missionaries in April, officials said.

Mr. Obama intends to underscore the schism between the parties on the issue of immigration during a campaign-like rally on Friday at a high school in Las Vegas, where Hispanics are a powerful and growing voting bloc.

Rather, we intend to underscore that the purposes of these tests are not to screen Japanese university applicants, and that they are not designed specifically for Japanese university applicants.