Sentence examples for that are underscored from inspiring English sources

Inflated prison call costs fall under a band of often ignored inmate-related issues that are underscored by a common and society-accepted narrative that criminals don't deserve rights, say prisoner advocates.

Finally, Mr. Isegawa could call himself a writer, a feeling that was underscored during his visit to the United States.

But "Ode" had a slightly antiseptic blandness that was underscored by the funky charm of the musical ensemble.

A woman called to report the screams, a report that was underscored by the plaintive wail in the background.

Also, he noted, many of his pieces are about the United States in the international arena, where behaviors change only slowly, something that was underscored for him three years ago.

When it came to his work, Wyeth was very private — a proclivity that is underscored by a sign tacked to the front door: "I do not sign autographs".

Before long this begins to feel as if the author is striking a self-congratulatory pose, a sense that is underscored by his direction.

Khairi, a tall, jovial man in his early fifties, had droopy brown eyes and a great beak of a nose that was underscored by a clipped handlebar mustache.

Henry had strategic reasons for wanting a divorce, namely to sire a male heir, a motive that is underscored again and again.

One of the strongest bits of carping was that the winners appeared preordained — a feeling that was underscored by the use of the actual king's speech over the montage of best picture nominees at the end of the show.

The Rangers finished 0 for 6 on the power play, a shortcoming that was underscored by their three-goal rally in the third period and that nagged them after the game.