Sentence examples for thought underscores from inspiring English sources

That thought underscores the great frustration in reading "Losing the Race".

And those two things, both Putin's isolation and, you know, saying these kind of things that I think underscore insecurity and this sense of, things are a little bit out of control, that makes me nervous.

Chaco's suspected role as a regional center of pilgrimage, where priestly elites staged the ritual smashing of pots which over time built up at least one hillock composed solely of shards is thought to underscore this pattern.

"I think that underscores his personality".

And I think this underscores the point that I made last time.

"I think it underscores the financial arms race that trading has become," said Prof. Andrew W. Lo of the M.I.T. Sloan School of Management.

The shift to attacking conservative think tanks underscores the Russian intelligence agency's goals: to disrupt any institutions challenging Moscow and President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia.

"I think yesterday underscores more than any other event just why it's important to establish an independent commission that is completely removed from any potential political interference," he said.

"I think this underscores the need to combat the light cigarette scam in the public policy arena," Mr. Douglas said, citing a bill in Congress that would give the Food and Drug Administration authority to regulate tobacco.

"I think it underscores the fact that it's more prevalent than people think, specifically discrimination".

But ultimately I think that underscores the point I made on Wednesday morning around the time the crash was beginning.