Sentence examples for stage underscores from inspiring English sources

Re "The Two Faces of China" (Outlook section, Dec. 6): China's emergence as a giant player on the world stage underscores its new responsibility to the world's environment.

The talks, which are in the most preliminary stage, underscore a sense of urgency among airline operators to seek partners, in the hope of increasing profit.

A scattering of votive candles on the stage underscored a funereal atmosphere, and so did Ms. Anderson's echo-treated violin annotations and organlike synthesizer hum.

The contrasting moves, ceding more of a political role to Congress domestically while expanding national war powers on the international stage, underscore the complexity of Mr. Obama's approach to the Syrian crisis.

Our analysis also found that metabolic pathways are co-related with the DNA methylated genes in each stage, underscoring the fact that methylation affects important pathways in LUAD.

Mr. Boyd's staging underscores the mood of angry discontent and incipient violence that infects the early scenes set at the court.

Mr. Gal's ritualistically rhythmic, often brashly assertive score and Mr. Steele's quirkily choreographed staging underscore the futuristic, off-planet look that the costumes create.

Importantly, less than 1% of infections progress to life-threatening stages, underscoring the efficacy of host protective mechanisms.

Approximately one-fourth of the preleukemic hypermethylated sequences were consistently hypermethylated throughout all leukemogenic stages, underscoring the pathogenic relevance of the affected genes for disease initiation and progression.

There is a strain of sentimentality in the play that isn't often associated with Mr. Pinter, and perhaps most surprising is the nonscripted staging that underscores the feeling to an almost shocking degree.

That there is hardly an actor in the cast capable of commanding the stage is underscored when finally, in the end, one does.