Sentence examples for right to underscore from inspiring English sources
Constantine is right to underscore it.
Iran's leader and the American president were right to underscore diplomacy to avoid further bloodshed, but many of the killers in these conflicts are non-state actors.
One of those who left early was Iman AQuddus, who was particularly animated during Mr. Obama's talk, often shouting "All right!" to underscore the senator's points.
Suddenly Harper was turning up at campaign rallies with a box of props that looked like they'd been poached from the set of The Price Is Right to underscore that no, really, Justin Trudeau is going to break into your house and steal your money and/or children.
In the meantime, the Million Mom March has competition in the imagery war: the Second Amendment Sisters, a group of women who plan a counterdemonstration that day on behalf of gun rights, to underscore how important guns are to protect hearth and home.
Pitching for a Payday The injury last week to the Mets' Matt Harvey, who has a partial tear of the ulnar collateral ligament in his right elbow, seemed to underscore the fragility of the modern pitcher.
The setting of Mr. Obama's address — the soaring marble and limestone rotunda of the Archives, where the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution and the Bill of Rights are kept — was intended to underscore his main theme: that as commander in chief he can uphold American values while also protecting the nation's security.
Mr. Karzai used the speech to underscore Afghanistan's right to decide its own future.
We need to underscore that human rights involve, at the core, deeply ethical, spiritual, and modern understandings of what human life is about.
Will goes on to underscore an important detail: "the gay right movement isn't driving this, the gay rights movement is far too sensible".
Its urgent purpose is to underscore why the Supreme Court must uphold a central provision of the Voting Rights Act, which is now under challenge in Shelby County, Ala .v. Holder.
