Sentence examples for underlined most from inspiring English sources

Amazon's Kindle platform lets readers see which sections of a text have been underlined most frequently: a frustratingly vacuous feature given what the Kindle platform could achieve, but one that networks its millions of readers.

In flashback, we learn of Wilson's depravity (underlined most forcefully in a bizarre scene in which he flogs Brigitte Bardot) and of how his double shadowed and chastised him.

This was underlined most impressively by Hamilton's race.

Lastly book reviews, except for a very kind of neurotic few, don't exactly have it popping off in terms of audience, a fact underlined most recently by The Globe and Mail axing its own Book Review.

But, especially in part II, there are other strains: the hero can be absurd in his continual striving for more demonstrations of his power; his cruelty, which is extreme, becomes sickening; his human weakness is increasingly underlined, most notably in the onset of his fatal illness immediately after his arrogant burning of the Qurʾān.

The oil is stored in salt caverns that underline most of the Texas and Louisiana coastline.

Mr. Cullum, a TWA pilot for more than 30 years, was a classic gag cartoonist whose visual absurdities were underlined, in most cases, by a caption reeled in from deep left field.

This used to be, until very recently, underlined by most Indian government and legal documents, in which we were asked for the name of the father (not the mother), the husband (not the wife), as though the terms "parent" and "partner" were alien to the notion of the Indian family.

Dang-Vu wrote a complete script for his Quebec presentation in which he underlined the most important sentences.

the theory of gradient flows in (mathbb W_2), seen from an abstract metric space point of view (which is not the point of view that we underlined the most in the previous section), and the current research topic of analysis and differential calculus in metric measure spaces (see, for instance, [49]).

It should be underlined that most immunosuppressive therapies involve the use of compounds which are cytotoxic for T-cells, thus exposing the patients to increased risk of infections.