Sentence examples for just to underscore from inspiring English sources

But, just to underscore the point, these children are for all intents and purposes lacking any cerebral cortex.

Just to underscore that point, let me draw your attention to another example in the text, which is Example 9.2.

Just to underscore that the inflated polarization was no accident or statistical fluke, I randomly drew 1000 twelve-member SCs from the membership of the House and Senate.

Surely Lady Gaga allowed herself to be pictured on the September cover wearing a semi-sleeved gown just to underscore her fondness for being different.

Just to underscore that: Krugman says that there's not much evidence that Japan's banking reforms did much to help its economy recover.

Just to underscore that: it's not about keeping a certain document, witness, or other piece of evidence out, but keeping the entire case out of court.

"But again, I just have to underscore, I think their campaign is trying to make something where there is nothing".

The attack just serves to underscore the woeful state of national cybersecurity (and is just damn embarrassing for the DNC).

The fact that when celebrities do take measures to look more youthful, they only face more criticism, albeit of a different kind, just serves to underscore the larger problem at hand.

On Fargo, Russo said, "We just try to underscore the narrative and the humour without pushing too hard.

Mr. Carroll, who edited the paper from 1979 to 1991, said he was just trying to underscore the difficulty of correcting major mistakes.