Sentence examples for they were underlined from inspiring English sources

Indeed, this notion may be why the Dalai Lama was early to grasp the existential and political challenges of globalized human existence, decades before they were underlined by the disasters of climate change.

As if Louis-Dreyfus' words extolling her father weren't enough, they were underlined by the actress' trembling as she struggled to contain her emotions, her hands shaking so visibly that it appeared to hinder her reading from her notes. .

They were underlining everything".

They are gently lyrical and also, as in "Burn This," surging with visceral emotion -- and they are underlined with a longing for a disappearing past.

Haplotypes which are population-specific are also region-specific, and they are underlined.

Such strategies should be community based, comprising a range of interventions, as long as they are underlined by the recognition that meaningful and lasting behavior change can only happen if the affected populations are adequately capacitated and supported to exercise control over their individual behaviors and the social environment that produces them (31).

Moreover, a number of morphological and physiological particularities of their GIT were underlined; they exhibit a relatively small forestomach with large orifices between the different sections, a short retention time of ingesta, relatively large salivary glands producing high volumes of saliva, and a highly developed reticular groove which is retained in the adults [ 4, 22, 23].

Pathologic parameters were underlined.

The words must appear in Google's dictionary (if they do, then they'll be underlined in blue at the top of the page after you search).

The importance of the issue, they said, was underlined by the scores of investigations into corruption connected with huge amounts of money and equipment for reconstruction and strengthening Iraq's army and police forces that cannot be accounted for.

The pronoun that opens the poem, "they" – soon to be underlined by "all" – suggests both intimacy and reticence.