Sentence examples for is to underscore from inspiring English sources

The idea is to underscore the simplicity of the concept with ads that are equally simple and direct.

And it's always more effective to undermine the strength of a candidate than it is to underscore a known weakness.

And, finally, what Oblique Perspective does achieve is to underscore the need for a more comprehensive study, or perhaps even many studies.

All this is to underscore the challenges facing the Astros and White Sox in Houston's first trip to the World Series and Chicago's first since losing in 1959.

This is comic and fanciful, but its purpose is to underscore the same truths that Agee was pursuing: these are people, not just types.

"If history can take something from you, it will," points out the Kitchen God, one of whose main roles is to underscore the obvious.

One focus of this march will be to underscore the family values of gay men and lesbians, organizers said.

One challenge for the adaptation would be to underscore how relevant Huxley is today and how he foresaw so many of the problems afflicting 21st-century society.

What the hearing primarily achieved instead was to underscore what a farce the notion of Congressional oversight over the NSA is.

He said the purpose was to underscore to U.S. allies as well as potential adversaries that the Gulf is a vital interest to the United States.

The point of this exercise was to underscore that successful hardware innovation is reliant on a wider system.