Sentence examples for it underscored the point from inspiring English sources

Whether the attack was retaliatory or terroristic in nature, it underscored the point - yet again - that our peaceful lives can be disrupted at any point by a crazed coward with a gun.

"It underscores the point that the F.D.A. is trying to make: this is unsafe," said Jeffrey Trewhitt, the group's spokesman.

It's a magnanimous gesture, and it underscores the point that painting and sculpture were, for a long time, men-only.

It underscores the point, Ms. Wang said, "that there are no longer hard and fast rules for what's 'in' or 'out.'" Instead, she said, "One can find justification for wearing almost anything".

It underscores the point that tech isn't slowing down.

If it wasn't clear before, this season has underscored the point, italicized it and shouted it from the rooftops: N.F.L. football is by far the most popular form of programming on American television.

His own 50-ish body, lithe and supple as it whipped through the poses, underscored the point.

Many, if not all of the participants underscored the point that it will take such a large coalition of non-profit advocacy groups, government agencies, along with the financial services industry working together, to tackle what now appears to be an impending societal and economic disruption of immense proportions that faces an aging America if action is not taken.

Ms. Ostafeyeva's class underscored the point.

That both were dead only underscored the point.

Massimo D'Alema, who was twice prime minister between 1998 and 2000, somewhat bitterly underscored the point.