Sentence examples for underscore this point from inspiring English sources

Fashion and You's growth seems to underscore this point.

She loves to read and she loves to learn; whole scenes of the film underscore this point.

As if to underscore this point, the committee's deadline arrives in perfect alignment with the holiday shopping season.

As if to underscore this point, within a day Shrum's firm had produced seven new TV commercials, only one of which focussed on national security.

To underscore this point, Mr. Johnson said 44percentt of the A.T.F.'s investigations of gun trafficking cases involved guns being sold illegally from one state into another.

Stephen Flynn, a United States Coast Guard commander who as a senior fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations has for several years warned of the government's complacency about its borders, uses the port of Newark to underscore this point.

He underscored this point again this week when he commented on the arrest in Cambridge, Mass., of the Harvard African-American scholar (and my longtime friend) Henry Louis Gates Jr. and about the tendency of police officers to target blacks and Hispanics for traffic stops.

The finale underscores this point.

Subsequent fieldwork has underscored this point.

B.S.A.'s published guidance on that topic underscores this point.

Bolivia's President, Evo Morales, luridly underscored this point during Pope Francis's recent visit there.