Sentence examples similar to underscore the virtue from inspiring English sources

Such qualities underscore the virtues of epimediums as ground covers.

This follows a traditional trait that clearly underscores the virtue of self-reliance.

Mr. Medina had underscored the virtues of the goal to city officials when he was on the panel in 1996.

"By underscoring the virtues of eclecticism and its Pietist roots, Whitmer has taken discussion of the early relationship between science and religion to a new level...

To underscore the bonobo's status as a signpost species — a guide to human virtue, or at least modern dating — it is said to walk upright.

I'd underscore the word "flexible".

The numbers underscore the sudden shift.

These worries underscore the bank's muddleheadedness.

'&apos The Handmaid's Tale,'' has among its virtues a clear and insidious visual scheme, an eerie score by Ryuichi Sakamoto, a screenplay by Harold Pinter that efficiently compresses the story and heightens its tensions by removing certain antecedents, and conceptual advice from the artist Jennifer Bartlett that helps underscore the material's basic ironies.

To underscore the problem.

"I underscore the verb 'to stop'.