Sentence examples for points that underscore from inspiring English sources

A Pew Research Center study published Thursday is full of sobering data points that underscore the level of unease in the body politic and help explain why every two years brings another change election.

Nevertheless, there are some data points that underscore his point.

"Unlike some documentaries that underscore a point of view, 'Capturing the Friedmans' presents all the evidence and allows the audience to decide for themselves".

It was a lesson, Mr. Frink said, that underscored a point he learned while at Expedia.

That underscores the point some market analysts are saying — that this is not the time to head for the doors since the stock market is far from overvalued.

Families living in tents remain at great risk, she said – a point that was underscored last week, when a severe storm wreaked havoc in the camp.

It's hard to resist pointing out that underscoring the "In Memoriam" section Josh Groban comes close to burying "You'll Never Walk Alone".

Through a presentation of these episodes we will underscore key points that arise when the embodied and the multimodal are prioritized in such video research analytical processes.

"Half of a Yellow Sun" also switches points of view in ways that underscore the author's versatility.

This unpleasant idea was introduced by Senator Blanche Lincoln of Arkansas, and it leads me to a point that is worth underscoring: We do not have a problem with the American people, we have a problem with American women.

One key point that is strongly underscored by our data is that in a paralogous miRNA family, the cumulative impact of those miRNAs must be addressed rather than only focusing on one single gene family member.