Sentence examples for that's underlined from inspiring English sources

Remember that next time you are faced with what might be a routine presentation: tell a story that's underlined with emotion and you just might win the room.

Edinburgh may be Scotland's natural home of performing arts, but Glasgow is the capital of visual art – and that's underlined by this year's Turner Prize coming to town.

An issue that was underlined this week after Ruairi Quinn, a former president of the EU's finance council predicted that Belgium and Spain would block an independent Scotland's application to join the EU.

SHANGHAI, Sept. 30 (AP) — Germany defended its Women's World Cup title with a 2-0 victoverover Brazil on Sunday that was underlined by a flawless, unyielding defense.

"[For] reasons that were underlined by 10 European democracies".

The NAO concluded that treatment for wounded troops was "highly effective", a fact that was underlined by the increase in patients medically known as "unexpected survivors".

This was not a decision taken by mutual consent, something that was underlined by the statements released both by the club and its former coach.

The home side, however, were ascendant enough against a full complement of opponents, a fact that was underlined by the second goal.

Wales coach Warren Gatland has acclaimed a "never-give-in attitude" of southern-hemisphere teams that was underlined by a rugby union and rugby league winning double last weekend.

President Trump has made cracking down on illegal immigration a top priority, a stance that was underlined Wednesday with a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement search for undocumented workers at dozens of 7-Eleven stores nationwide.

The political exigencies of the years of the French wars of the Napoleonic period forced the Methodists, in particular, into a passivity that was underlined by a sterner interpretation of Calvinist theology.