Sentence examples for pass underscores from inspiring English sources

The plan, which now goes to the upper house, where it is expected to pass, underscores the growing anti-immigrant feeling in a country that has long been proud of its open, liberal society.

Experts say unseating Japan — and in recent years passing Germany, France and Great Britain — underscores China's growing clout and bolsters forecasts that China will pass the United States as the world's biggest economy as early as 2030.

The day itself passes uneventfully, underscoring the apathy and passivity of the Soviet citizenry.

Talk of another stimulus, which would come on top of the $787 billion recovery act passed this year, underscored worries the economy was faring worse than many investors had hoped.

Many airline passengers "just get drunk and pass out," he said, underscoring that a hangover does nothing to alleviate jet lag.

The speed with which national lawmakers agreed in July to pass a new law underscored sensitivity to charges of intolerance in a country haunted by its Nazi past.

The movie takes a middle ground by leaving their fate to the imagination but faithfully underscores the passing of the outlaw era in the scene in which Butch takes Etta riding on a bicycle, a newfangled contraption at the time not about to supplant the horse, in his opinion.

The fact that Democrats fell for the GOP bluster so quickly and easily, kicking gays to the curb even while knowing the GOP leadership is desperate to pass an immigration bill, only underscores how gays are a minority group whose rights are always precarious.

The backup quarterback Jarrett Lee converted just one pass on those two drives, underscoring how he managed the game and L.S.U.

The fact that it passed a Republican-controlled Congress underscores the unease in Mr. Trump's own party about his repeated praise of Mr. Putin and of Russia.

That truth alone underscores the need to pass Timothy's Law now.