Sentence examples similar to some underscores from inspiring English sources
Some underscore the plot's steamier moments, she said with a laugh.
The first of two books, it contains rich new material, some underscoring a remarkable personal odyssey.
Small models are generally suspended vertically, whereas larger ones rest horizontally; some underscore dance rhythms, while others are signal instruments.
Some underscored Southern victimhood and downplayed the role of slavery.
This track has a lot of sub energy from the 808's kick, but not so interactive with Austin's performance, so it was in this layer that I tried for some underscoring.
MGM's success marketing the film in some ways underscores the company's limitations.
The reaction among some Democrats underscores how Mr. Spitzer, who just a year ago was viewed as a rising star nationally, has become isolated within his own party.
Strong support for the protests (as high as 90percentt in some polls) underscores the level of dissatisfaction that exists today in Israeli society.
They had spent the late afternoon fine-tuning small bits — some new underscoring here, a less-than-crystal-clear snippet of French there.
He agreed that some issues underscored in the article — slowness in the software, high return rates and poor executive decisions — contributed to the TouchPad's failure.
But city finance officials say figures showing overtime hours and spending going in opposite directions in some agencies underscore how difficult it is even to budget for overtime.
