Sentence examples for underscore to from inspiring English sources

Even the underscore to Eddie's flashback scenes -- Stevie Wonder's "I Wish" -- is redolent of something else.

Such actions, she said, ought to underscore to Americans why "elections count".

I would sing as I explored the streets, adding an appropriate underscore to my solitary wandering.

That sound was looped (repeated into a sustained texture) and, when matched to the layers of sounds, became a discomforting underscore to the grisly proceedings.

Today's vote should underscore to everyone in Albany that this crisis is real and that the failure to act would be an unmitigated disaster for millions of New Yorkers".

Cantu said he preferred to focus on what the guideline did — mainly, underscore to colleges and high schools the seriousness of some concussions — than what it did not do for others.

The blowup underscores to some extent a widening rift within the troika.

But he said that Mr. Simon underscored to him that "Brighton Beach" was not meant to be a sunny play.

That responsibility is falling with greater urgency to their children and, as the Park Avenue Synagogue ceremony underscored, to their grandchildren.

That episode underscored to me how difficult it was for Saddam's government to get accurate information.

The importance of using appropriate instrumentation to derive injury metrics is underscored to guide future experiments.