Sentence examples for post underscores from inspiring English sources

Mr. Skyler, however, was the junior member of that early team, and his appointment to the deputy mayor's post underscores the increasingly important role he has taken with Mr. Bloomberg, who counts him as a key member -- and the only Republican -- in his very inner circle.

Chieng's post underscores the benefits of diversity on screen for both people of color and mainstream audiences.

The pitiful suicide note of a window washer that was found with his body in a gas-filled room at his home and quoted in a 1960 issue of the Yorkshire Post, underscores its powerful, popular reputation, "It just needed to rain today -- Friday the 13th -- for me to make up my mind".

But the removal of Richardson's post underscores a far more telling feature of the modern Republican Party: A large chunk of the GOP operative class has no problem with expanding gay rights, but those staffers nonetheless work for candidates who are principally opposed to such moves.

There'd be renewed discussion of something that several reader comments to yesterday's post underscored: Tyler's supposed sense of rejection from his mother.

The nomination of Bret D. Schundler to the post underscored the governor's determination to press ahead with his push for school vouchers, more charter schools and merit pay for teachers.

As you can see, twice as many people, on average share posts with at least one image in the post, underscoring the importance of having visual elements mixed in with bodies of text.

Recently, Dr. Mark Dybul, the newly appointed executive director of The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria, wrote an impassioned plea in The Huffington Post, underscoring the urgency of funding disease prevention and treatment programs throughout the world.

He said Mr. Trump's Twitter posts underscored that he also understood there could be substantial risk if the cases went to trial.

The following statement, translated and posted below, underscores the frustration of a population now living through a sixth month of war, and that is waiting for the batteries firing on their city to be silenced.

The results at Infosys, the first of a series of Indian outsourcing companies to post earnings, underscored that pressure against Indian software and back-office companies was easing, though the emotional protests against it in the United States and Europe never seemed to actually cut into business.