Sentence examples for to underscore it from inspiring English sources

Constantine is right to underscore it.

Volcker's achievement shines through this book almost despite Silber's attempts to underscore it: the editorial interjections from the author don't make him seem particularly reliable.

It's not often you see a satirical ad about social injustice – especially with so much turmoil in the culture to underscore it.

"Now racism is the province of a few kooks, while the overwhelming majority of Americans of all colours agree on the sacredness of equality and vote twice for a black president to underscore it," she writes.

Easy for me to say -- I've never been on the receiving end of the n-word myself (incoming for me is more likely to be "dork" or "jackass"), and history has shown that people who use the n-word are often perfectly willing to underscore it with sticks and stones and whips and chains and nooses and guns and fire hoses.

China is keen to use the Paralympics to underscore what it says it has done for the country's 83 million disabled citizens.

Also, it is important to underscore that it is not necessary for GSA to predict outcome even if it mediates the treatment effect.

The United Nations agency uses its flagship report this year to underscore what it sees as a link between secure, fairly paid work and more stable economic growth in developing countries.

In a letter to Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan in 2005 the IAGS said "we want to underscore that it is not just Armenians who are affirming the Armenian Genocide but it is the overwhelming opinion of scholars who study genocide".

After the raid, Col. Tariq Abdul Karim, the burly commander of the Iraqi 42nd Brigade, led residents into the mosque to underscore that it had been used to store arms.

Just to underscore that: it's not about keeping a certain document, witness, or other piece of evidence out, but keeping the entire case out of court.