Sentence examples for only to underscore from inspiring English sources

The scattered phrases I knew seemed only to underscore my ignorance: Wayn alinfijar?

Yet somehow, his infirmity seemed only to underscore the strength of his resolve.

The audience laughed too much and too eagerly, which served only to underscore the show's weaknesses.

But it is notable, if only to underscore the Yankees' struggle in developing starters.

This artificiality serves only to underscore how authentic the novel's most understated insights and narrative observations have been.

He chose only to underscore the need for Iraqis to determine their own future under the authority of the United Nations.

His blindness — what the student understands as vulnerability — touches her, but only enough to underscore her lack of empathy.

We were appalled to hear of his dismissal, but it only served to underscore the truth of what he wrote after Turkey's television networks ran documentaries — including one about penguins — instead of covering the civil unrest that all residents of Istanbul could see and hear outside their windows.

As there are many authors, the book is repetitive in places, but this only serves to underscore the fundamental importance of certain pathways, like p53, in cancer.

But the moment only served to underscore how much added work it is for a blind actor to replace what eyes so easily do for his sighted counterpart.

But the ministry's confession only served to underscore that the security agencies believe that they can act as they please under the protection of the hard-liners, who take the position that Ayatollah Khameni, and those loyal to him, are above the Constitution and the law.