Sentence examples for it underscoring from inspiring English sources

They tell us of honorable people deceived into falling in love or falling out of it, underscoring its strange fragility, with a sigh of wonder in "Much Ado," and a guttural howl in "Othello".

Expectedly, the time of the maximum entropy approach grew with the number of models being enumerated, whereas the performance of the maximum difference approach was not affected by it, underscoring its advantage in handling complex problems that admit (for a given experimental dataset) many optimal solutions.

But as has been the case since nearly the inception of the law, much confusion lingers over certain portions of it, underscoring Mr. Obama's struggles to win public support for his benchmark legislation.

Players who bet excessively are usually the last to recognize it, underscoring the need, counselors say, for fantasy sites to list warning signs, such as lying about time or money lost to betting.

The series was originally open-ended, but the channel chose not to renew it, underscoring another trend — the increasingly malleable definition of a mini.

However, it underscored its unanimous backing for Eisner, 61, as CEO.

Though the charge does not affect operations, it underscored the magnitude of its problems.

It underscores the dead end into which its leaders have driven North Korea.

Still, it underscored the likelihood that nose picking, despite its cultural taboos, is pretty widespread.

It underscored what we're up against".

"It underscored the need for constitutional protections".