Sentence examples for is intended to underscore from inspiring English sources

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.

The first summit meeting of the so-called BRIC group — Brazil, Russia, India and China — is intended to underscore the rising economic clout of these four major developing countries and their demand for a greater voice in the world.

Framing white privilege as an unconscious habit is intended to underscore the ways in which it is expressed in body language, such as how white people take up space.

"We have sought to make [AIDS' influence] a tragic tangent in American history, allowing us to safely sequester it as separate from us, as something that afflicted others," says Katz. "But the thing about AIDS is that it can't be contained, and as this exhibition is intended to underscore, its influences have refashioned how we make art even today".

The discussion of these issues in the context of describing different methods of tumor classification is intended to underscore the clinical value of a robust tumor classification.

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.

Clinton administration officials said then that the dispatch of the Independence was intended to underscore the warnings the White House was sending to Beijing.

And the statement by Mr. Clinton was intended to underscore American support for an international effort that would go well beyond that, if needed.

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.