Sentence examples for underlining the notion from inspiring English sources
They were given a passport instead of a ticket, underlining the notion that different social rules prevailed.
As if underlining the notion of a watershed, the Muslim Brotherhood said that with Bin Laden's death, "the United States should leave Iraq and Afghanistan".
Overall, key values were lower in Mecp2 Stop mice underlining the notion of slower habituation and lower general activity.
As found in Investigation 3, the lower level of stimulation allowed generation of a semantically related naming error (penguin→ "pelican"), again underlining the notion that this region is crucial for semantic processing.
This finding contrasts with a previous report for lung cancer [ 23], underlining the notion that downregulation or even expression of Smac could be dispensable for tumor progression, at least in cervical cancer.
For me, the final scenes do evoke a fairy tale, and they also underline the notion that Bridget and Angela's relationship is a romance.
And to underline the notion that the Queen's Gallery is part of Buckingham Palace, a (locked) door leads to the royal quarters.
Young appropriately underlines the notion that postmodernism, with its embrace of diversity in values, is no different from the 19th-century modernism that Nietzsche hated.
It still offers self-esteem, though, and a chance to underline the notion that progress is being made.
The discursive psychological perspective underlines the notion of identities being part of social actions performed in talk, and thus designed and deployed for different interactional purposes.
This characterization makes African ethics independent of religion and, thus, underlines the notion of the autonomy of ethics in regard to African ethics.
