Sentence examples for underlines is from inspiring English sources
But what all the arguing underlines is that the defence industry has never been, and perhaps can never be, purely commercial.
The depth of a writer's seriousness, however, as Jonathan Franzen's Oprah debacle underlines, is gauged by his or her aversion to the commercial, the expressly put-together, the stylish.
The problem that this administrator highlighted and which the Landis episode underlines is this: there is no framework for cyclists who wish to tell what they know, to contribute to cleaning up their sport.
"But what this study underlines is that no matter how good a driver you are, care and attention behind the wheel is the most important factor if you want to avoid any incidents and stay safe".
"What the Pew estimate underlines is that this is a big problem," said Mark Krikorian, executive director of the Center for Immigration Studies, a research group that advocates reduced immigration.
There were always going to have to be compromises but what Teather's resignation underlines is the widespread view that in too many cases the wrong compromises have been made.
The Australian community, he is keen to underline, is mainly happy with diversity.
So a measure of didacticism, of dramatic overemphasis, of thematic underlining, is only to be expected.
PD: As long as the underline isn't, The Charles Manson Story.
So what I am really trying to underline is the importance of this choice.
