Sentence examples for really underscores from inspiring English sources

This article really underscores the saying "You can't be what you can't see".

That really underscores the tenacity of classic liberalism in the political calculus of most American Jews.

This really underscores the idea that the new IQ is based on more than group intelligence.

But what it really underscores is how badly Wall Street has managed its business in recent years.

This evidence that rudeness is contagious really underscores how harmful these behaviours can be, particularly in organizational settings.

I think what it really underscores is the extreme urgency for Congress to act to codify ethical embryonic stem cell research".

But analysts said that really underscored another weakness for Dell.

"They will really underscore that we've taken the right remedial steps," said a state police spokesman, Roger Shatzkin.

"These figures really underscore the enormity of the hunger crisis that existed well before Sept. 11," said Lucy Cabrera, president of Food for Survival Inc., a New York food bank.

"These results really underscore the need to address the weakness in the North American drinks unit," said Phil Gorham, a Morningstar analyst.

Not sure if this is a regular claim or just one I happen to have heard a lot, but it's really underscored by the fact that male comics are all right-wingers with a calm, Zen-like detachment.