Sentence examples similar to to underscore resolve from inspiring English sources

Prefaced by an atmospheric montage of rejections, the track soon yields to Mr. Elling's assured delivery, a series of staccato bursts and swooning gusts meant to underscore his resolve.

But the move by some of Iran's most important  oil customers appears to underscore the  resolve of Western allies to impose on  Iran the toughest round of sanctions to  date, increasing pressure on Tehran to  stop enriching uranium and to negotiate  an end to what Western leaders argue is  an accelerating program to build a nuclear bomb.

Yet somehow, his infirmity seemed only to underscore the strength of his resolve.

Viacom's latest action, disclosed in a government filing on Friday, seemed to underscore that Mr. Redstone had resolved any liquidity problems at National Amusements.

It seemed to underscore the political pressure that the Democratic Party leadership is feeling to get the Rangel matter resolved before the start of the new legislative session next year.

Constantine is right to underscore it.

That's really important to underscore.

"Randy, permit to underscore Carl's letter.

Updike sought to underscore his arrogance.

To underscore the problem.

I like to underscore that.