Sentence examples for ultimate underscoring from inspiring English sources

Here were the 99percentt adopting what they believed were the values and characteristics of the 1 percent the ultimate underscoring of a gaping wealth divide: an entire subculture that saw wearing two different pairs of $150 shoes as "luxury," while somewhere in the world an oligarch flew his pet cat to Paris by private jet.

Postmodernism, with its pesky protestations that there is no ultimate history or total truth, inadvertently ends up underscoring just these things.

Here I highlight recent advances in using the songbird model to probe the cellular and molecular mechanisms underlying the formation and function of neural circuitry for birdsong and, by analogy, human language, with the ultimate goal of identifying any shared or human unique biological pathways underscoring language development and its disruption in ASD.

This emphasis on ultimate purpose was also underscored by Bank of England governor Mark Carney in his recent reaffirmation of the Bank's mission (pdf) to "promote the good of the British people by maintaining monetary and financial stability".

It's worth underscoring.

Schwarzenegger has been quietly underscoring his independence.

But this is something that needs underscoring".

She hinted that the race was in doubt, and she underscored who would make the ultimate decision.

Yates's ultimate truth, that character matters more than luck, underscores the two longest stories.

But all this silliness is underscored by soaring themes – true love, ultimate suffering and the all conquering power of friendship – not to mention a score by Mark Knopfler that punctuates the climaxes with perfect comic timing.

And his aura of adolescent capriciousness, underscored by Mr. Quinn's Brando-esque explosiveness, makes his ultimate decision to take arms against Caesar seem less a hard-won conviction than just another swing of an emotional pendulum.