Sentence examples similar to underscore by means of from inspiring English sources

To be honest, I couldn't hear this scene very well (unless it were as poorly-scripted melodrama!), but I could visualize it being pitch dark on the stage: Roderigo explicitly identifies Cassio by his gait, Iago enters bearing a torch, and the action depends on the lack of facial recognition, which the dialogue underscores by means of consistently questioned identities.

However, the study underscored the need for future research by means of a more specific and sensitive questionnaire for detecting anxiety and depression preoperatively, as the study was a prospective registry trial, without opportunity for further data collection.

The high proportions of HPV-positive cancers attributable to HPV16/18, and of non-malignant diseases attributable to HPV6/11 underscore the potential importance of preventing the majority of male HPV-related diseases by means of prophylactic vaccination [ 27].

As strengths of the study, we would underscore the quality of the data, which was controlled by eliminating the possible errors from the transcription process by means of purpose-designed software.

Those differences are underscored by divided views of the sources of economic inequality.

The importance of this issue was recently underscored by detentions of American citizens in Iran and China.

But passage of the budget agreement means Republicans and Democrats could have the opportunity to square off over substantive differences rather than just defending themselves against charges of Washington dysfunction underscored by regular threats of government shutdowns.

The protective purposes of the ordinance were underscored by the Supreme Court of Louisiana in its opinion.

The physiological importance of sphingolipid homeostasis is underscored by the links of sphingolipid imbalances to disease.

.” The use of parentheses emphasizes the fact that that which is within is meant simply to be illustrative, hence redundant–a circumstance underscored by the lack of any suggestion that Congress intended the illustrative list to be complete.

But that also means that securing the network is more important than ever, underscored by the publishing of classified military and diplomatic documents by WikiLeaks and the more recent leaks of National Security Agency records by Edward J. Snowden.