Sentence examples for so underlines from inspiring English sources

Mackrell conceded that "it does, however, put Bussell on stage with a core of her Royal Ballet friends... and in doing so underlines the fact that, however famous she became, she remained a company ballerina".

The ease with which they were able to do so underlines the apparent collusion of much of the Yemeni Armed Forces, which remain riddled with division despite the efforts President Saleh's successor, Abdrabbuh Mansour Hadi, has made towards restructuring the military since coming to power in a one-man election in February 2012.

This information furthers our understanding of the evolution of the molecular responses to heavy metal exposure in invertebrates and in doing so underlines how the study of non-model organisms can assist in filling in evolutionary gaps [37].

The plot is bare, the dialogue clinically so – underlining the solipsism that has forced itself on our misfit heroine.

Beethoven's final roar of triumph and thanksgiving is frenzy without shame, and I wish Mr. Flimm had not so underlined its wild-eyed innocence with kneeling principals and semaphoric arm gestures.

Brazil's diplomatic efforts in the past decade or so underline this feeling - under former President Lula da Silva, Brazil promoted South-South co-operation - the exchange of knowledge and technology and the building of relationships between developing countries in the global south.

A general consensus thus exists whereby lower concentrations of the hormone can promote root extension, while higher concentrations are inhibitory for growth (Jackson et al. 1981; Jackson 1991), so underlining the biphasic action of ethylene in regulating many aspects of vegetative growth (Pierik et al. 2006).

To more directly examine the role of ethylene in the induction of AtPT2, these workers also showed that added ACC could induce AtPT2 expression in low-P-treated plants, but not in the P-sufficient treatment, so underlining that low P sensitizes the plant to respond to ethylene.

The furious competition that sent Lichtenstein's climbing so high underlines the abyss that separates the buyers of contemporary art from traditional collectors.

So it underlines the ability of the self-proclaimed "little old band from Texas" to get people moving that within seconds of hearing the opening chords to Got Me Under Pressure, the Pyramid audience are bouncing about like labradors.

He may be singing about the same stuff as country's most famous "bros", but the fact that Hunt's music sounds so appealing underlines the reality that bro country's true downfall is its aggressive and douchey tone, not its lyrical content.