Sentence examples for seem to underscore from inspiring English sources

But these steps seem to underscore just how out-of-step the organizing committee is.

All of this might seem to underscore the exceptional (and exceptionally peculiar) nature of US politics.

This development would seem to underscore the growing complexity of investing in emerging markets — as well as their growing risks, strategists say.

The accusations follow a flurry of spying and security-related cases that seem to underscore the rising level of suspicion of Westerners, especially Americans.

But they also seem to underscore the growing confidence of workers whose activism in recent years — despite a ban on strikes and the formation of independent unions — served as a critical root of the revolution.

The tale of Asimco Technologies, an auto parts manufacturer whose plants dot eastern China, would seem to underscore Mitt Romney's campaign-trail complaint that China's manufacturing juggernaut is costing America jobs.

The deal with Livni seemed to underscore that perception.

Fashion and You's growth seems to underscore this point.

The smile he flashed seemed to underscore the remark.

That again seemed to underscore the way the nuclear debate here draws such apocalyptic comparisons.

Still, the Giants' next game seemed to underscore Rolle's comments.