Sentence examples for merely underscores from inspiring English sources

His play merely underscores how bad things are for the Rangers.

Rather than ease their concerns, Mr. Bush's visit to South Florida merely underscores the region's sense of abandonment.

The fact that Kennedy's unscrupulous tactics "worked" merely underscores how culpable he was in the recent decline of political discourse into character assassination.

"The big question is: Is he now ready to live with what he's created?" To opponents, the violence merely underscores what they have long argued.

But even if the voice is Mr. bin Laden's, Mr. Lingenthal said, it "merely underscores" the government's threat analysis and risk estimates.

Waiting until it is forced to release the Uighurs merely underscores the Bush administration's lack of courage to make the difficult questions necessary to close the prison.

But, for their supporters, that merely underscored their long-range commitment.

Those words were merely underscored on Monday by the dark mood among Palestinians on the streets of Jerusalem, the city claimed by both sides as their capital.

The increasingly exotic settings merely underscore how the mind of this most famous of Englishmen abroad was fundamentally never really broadened — and may have been narrowed — by travel.

The investigators, who were not authorized to speak on the record, said the academy report merely underscored the difference between pure science and the reality of gathering evidence in a criminal case.

But more US troops in the Pashtun heartland may merely underscore the lesson learned at a terrible cost by the British army in 1839-42 and 1878-80, and the Soviet army in 1979-89.