Sentence examples for too underlined from inspiring English sources

Ferris said the key to a long marriage is "giving each other space and respecting one another" and also "admitting when you are wrong, except that Margaret is never wrong!" Margaret, too, underlined the importance of a good apology.

While the studio version is effortful, with Du Pré's highly individual expressive pointing too heavily underlined, in the Proms performance her natural freedom sounds spontaneous and persuasive, bringing out a poignancy in the work that tugs at the heart.

Brokenshire said the figures showed immigration was too high but underlined that there were no quick fixes or simple solutions.

Both elements are interesting; both are underlined way too heavily.

Then, in bold, underlined print, "And thanks for not asking too many questions!

Trevor Nunn's production tries way too hard, from the labored music-hall-style turns of its young stars to the underlined visual evocations of Beckett's "Waiting for Godot".

Shekhar Gupta, the editor-in-chief of the Indian Express, a more hard-hitting paper, said that when he and Samir Jain encounter each other Jain usually hands him underlined copies of Hindu scripture and "affectionately" admonishes him that "my publication is too dark".

Marcoullier thinks it is easier to parse the different sources when they are underlined than when they are separated only by a comma and spaces that make them look too similar to the excerpted text below the main headline.

Your attendance essential" -  underlined three times.

Cut underlined means I really want you to cut it.

The title is underlined and divided across three lines.