Sentence examples for underlining the word from inspiring English sources
"We are all letting everyone we know hear that we could not support the bill if this happens," Mr. Tauzin wrote, underlining the word "not".
Underlining the word "not," he said that Stevenson was "not that type of candidate... he lacks the kind of fighting spirit that we need to win".
"I've not heard from him at all and the War Office can tell me nothing," she wrote to the official, underlining the word "nothing".
(Hemon has said that he learned English by reading Nabokov and underlining the words he didn't recognize).
Other hints were sprinkled through their correspondence, as when she sent him a newspaper article about a police crackdown on one-arm driving, underlining the words "both hands must be on the wheel".
She underlined the word "all".
A thin stream of drool underlined the word "heaven".
He had underlined the section, and double-underlined the word "not".
He also underlined the word "revolting' in Jan Perkins' notes and wrote, "nothing could be further from the truth".
Hence the superfluous B inserted into "debt" to underline the word's derivation from the Latin "debitum".
Subeditors often query the term when I use it in my copy, and even the spell-check on my Microsoft Word underlines the word in red.
