Sentence examples for this book underscores from inspiring English sources

This book underscores the effectiveness of his methods.

Although Mr. Clinton questions the Obama administration's embrace of nuclear-power loan guarantees — he brings up the vulnerability of nuclear plants to natural disasters and contends that "nuclear isn't much of a job creator compared with other clean fuel sources" — the bulk of this book underscores just how closely aligned Mr. Clinton is with President Obama on many policy issues.

As in earlier McMurtry novels, the many deaths in this book underscore the precariousness of life, and a melancholy sense of change and loss, shared by so many of his heroes.

The ideas expressed in this book underscore the importance of that dutiful lot, at work to protect our natural environment, and suggest important directions and tools, useful if we are to appreciate, conserve, and avoid long-term, tragic injury to the natural capital and ecosystem services that sustain us all.

Melissa is slim, but the book underscores the fact that this isn't just some metabolic good fortune.

Your reviewer said the book underscores the role of "fuzzy intelligence".

One especially disturbing vignette in the book underscores the callous attitude some white doctors bore toward slaves.

There is no such thing as a charmed life and the book underscores life's precariousness, reminding us not to take anyone we love for granted.

Biographer Kenneth Lynn criticized Hemingway's sons for editing the manuscript but of Hemingway he says the "memoirist is being totally, indeed helplessly honest," and Gray concedes the publication of the book "underscores Hemingway's courage as a writer".

Bob Woodward's latest book underscores that Mr. Bush actually believed that Saddam did have W.M.D.

Yet, in fact, as a new history book underscores, it is the Gingriches and Santorums who are the mutants.