Sentence examples for it's underscored from inspiring English sources

But that's actually the point and it's underscored by Jodie Foster's brilliant surrealist direction.

Decades later, on giant stages amid computer-controlled effects, the Stones' distant whiff of anarchy is still a draw, especially because it's underscored by the tight-but-loose sound of the band, the way even venerable songs sound up for grabs.

These days Glass's music is ubiquitous – no Newsnight footage of a desolate cityscape seems to be complete unless it's underscored by the haunting saxophone melody of Facades – and when the Glass group play the complete Music in Twelve Parts in the Royal Festival Hall on 9 November every seat will be taken.

It's underscored by a study just published by the progressive Center for Global Policy Solutions. .

What's more, it's underscored that the drug can be made relatively easily right here at home.

It's underscored that there is no greater collective of people to rally together in times of need than New Yorkers.

If he took the time to show it, it's underscoring a key point.

In this very comprehensive review it was underscored that Stewart's theory reintroduced the confusion in the acid base literature that existed from the beginning of the twentieth century and had prevailed until the early 1950s.

Mr. Giuliani's lack of preparation stands out among the major candidates, and it was underscored this month when his jet landed in Des Moines at 7 10 a.m. for an 8 a.m. debate.

Whatever the emotion, it was underscored recently when an envelope arrived with the quarterly statement for Ms. Pappas's 401(k).

Occasionally, it is underscored by a kind of conspiratorial laughter.