Sentence examples for underlining the strength of from inspiring English sources

In 1985 another powerful memoir, A Woman In Custody by Audrey Peckham, won the prize, underlining the strength of personal testimony in this field.

Except where the venerable gloom-monger was referring to America's pernicious influence, the past few days have given another meaning to the term, by underlining the strength of the aviation lobby.

Mr Justice Tugendhat's ruling was the third time in on Monday the injunction had been upheld, with verdicts from two different judges, underlining the strength of judicial feeling on the controversy.

George Osborne has run into a series of fierce battles, including with the former work and pensions secretary Iain Duncan Smith, by trying to slash £12bn from the total welfare bill, and was forced to delay deep cuts to tax credits, underlining the strength of public feeling about elements of the current system.

While underlining the strengths of Italy's economy, Mr. Berlusconi for the first time acknowledged that "for us, for Italy, this moment is certainly not easy".

It underlines the strength of the euro...and that economic rewards play off.

Launching the report in Dublin, Ireland's minister for foreign affairs and trade, Charlie Flanagan, said the study underlined the strength of the relationship between the two nations.

Meg Hillier, chairwoman of the public accounts committee holding the inquiry, said the scale of the response underlined the strength of feeling that mental health was being underfunded.

Astronomer and British institution, Patrick Moore, was moved to tears in a recent Sky at Night programme and, as if to underline the strength of emotion, locals in Macclesfield have decided not to let it go without a fight.

That they are part of a team in the relegation zone reflects badly on Newcastle's recruitment, and the performances of their playing and coaching staff, but also underlines the strength of the Premier League.

In a lengthy inaugural annual Ipso lecture, he underlined the strength of the regulator's independence from its paymasters - the overwhelming majority of Britain's newspaper and magazine publishers - while lauding the virtues of press freedom and revealing a love for newsprint newspapers.