Sentence examples for point is underscored from inspiring English sources

This point is underscored by Glenn Greenwald's recent publication of documents from the Joint Threat Research Intelligence Group, a hitherto secret unit within GCHQ.

The best of Antony, you feel, is in the past; and the point is underscored by Martin Hutson's brilliant Octavius Caesar.

Her point is underscored by Ms. O'Donnell's memory of dancing the Attendant in Graham's 1944 "Herodiade," which depicts a woman coming to terms with age and death.

That point is underscored by the younger musicians in the film who consistently offer thanks to the most unlikely progenitors, including Orhan Gencebay, one of the most famous film and music stars in Turkey.

That point is underscored in the film by vintage footage from the early years of Mr. Maccioni's career (when he was the genial host at other, long-gone New York institutions) and the glory days of Le Cirque.

Johnson's point is underscored by a report from the General Accounting Office GAOO), issued last week, that documented delays in visa processing for science students and scholars.

Mr. Lu's point was underscored just hours after the report was made public.

That point was underscored at a rare news conference the Caliphate held recently.

That point was underscored by the vague language around the timeline for handing over security responsibility.

His point was underscored four miles south of Yonkers as the ferry passed Riverdale, where Mr. Hoffnung lives.

That point was underscored by Gov. Charlie Crist of Florida, who stood at the steps of Air Force One to greet Mr. Obama.