Sentence examples similar to underscore the terror from inspiring English sources

Tom himself spoke with the perfect mix of passion and dispassion, giving us facts and figures that underscored the terror of Dachau.

"The concerns about terror just underscore the picture of a European economy that is underperforming the rest of the world," said Holger Schmieding, an economist at Bank of America in London.

To the downside, big drops by Iran (No. 142, 15.7) and Syria (No. 134, 20.8) underscore the economics of the war on terror.

The San Bernardino terror attack and the Germanwings tragedy underscore the tension that can arise between public and commercial interests under the threat of man-made risks.

Presidential aides said the "Yes, America Can" slogan was meant to underscore the president's optimism that is, in the words of his campaign spokesman, Scott Stanzel, "Yes, America can fight the war on terror".

I'd underscore the word "flexible".

The numbers underscore the sudden shift.

These worries underscore the bank's muddleheadedness.

To underscore the problem.

UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon called it "an abominable crime that underscores the campaign of terror".

The twin operations on the African coast underscored the evolving geography of the terror threat away from its Middle East and South Asian epicenters.