Sentence examples for that would be underscored from inspiring English sources

Given the secessionist threats of South Carolina and Georgia, Mr. Ellis writes, they believed that the question of abolition "possessed the political potential to destroy the union" -- a conviction that would be underscored seven decades later when postponement of the debate erupted into the Civil War.

Mr. Froman said that Mr. Obama and American officials would be "underscoring the importance of addressing these issues if we're going to have a level playing field".

"The fact that many governments are trying to prevent their citizens from expressing themselves or obtaining information that would be critical" underscores the importance of defending online speech and assembly, Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton said in a Feb. 16 interview.

I can think of few moments as a parent that would be as beautifully unifying as that and underscore the pure soul of a family to such an extent.

While there remains a chance that BlackBerry will continue to churn out handsets, the company's results on Friday underscored how big of a challenge that would be.

That would be a neat trick, and underscores the savvy deal Comcast has struck.

"Normally I'd be hired to write the underscore, and that would be it".

That conclusion was underscored repeatedly in the years that followed.

That fact is underscored by last summer's petcoke incident.

That was underscored when he rebuffed Yahoo's $1bn takeover offer.

The governor, who is now approaching the midpoint of his term, seemed to be underscoring the point that reducing debt would be his top priority.