Sentence examples for rather underscores from inspiring English sources

Dallek's criticism, in fact, rather underscores the unsettling validity of Lind's alarm.

The bright-as-Disneyland packaging — a stark contrast to the almost lecture-ish aesthetic of most "healthy" snacks — doesn't undercut the guilt-free message but rather underscores it: this stuff is fun and good.

In a strange way, it rather underscores the fans' sincere, personal relationship with the band, the way this music – however manufactured, anodyne and easily sneer-at-able it may be – empowers and affirms them.

These contradictions in no way detracted from his stature, but rather underscored the willpower needed in a man of his background to break loose from the sensitivities of an aggrieved people.

Nevertheless, this is not to say our study is in contradiction of the work done by Church and Pryor [2], and Maskos et al. [7] but rather underscore the existence of tobacco free radicals in tobacco particulates in a way that could mimic actual cigarette smoking.

Kymlicka doesn't say how we should interpret his conclusion as pertains to present policies of immigration: must we demand that the borders of Western democracies be opened until they honour their duties of international justice?[25] Should we rather underscore their dual moral obligations to fight global poverty and allow in more immigrants?

Rather underscoring the fundamental policy differences between Obama and Romney when it comes to public education, as related to vouchers.

I hope that Bravo will take its responsibility seriously and not leave the doubts raised by Foster's castmates hanging, but rather underscore that, yes, what we are watching is a real, diagnosable and sometimes not well-treatable chronic illness that is relatively new and with which we are not yet very familiar.

These findings do not preclude administering the IMCA in a nontesting situation but rather underscore the importance of comparing the results of concept assessments only when they have been administered in an identical manner.

And the noisy, ominous rock music undermines rather than underscores emotional impact.

Rather, it underscores the complexity and depth of the demon called addiction, a condition for which approximately 10percentt of us are vulnerable.