Sentence examples for underscored by a subsequent from inspiring English sources
Khamenei's silence about defending Assad was underscored by a subsequent report from the semi-official Fars news agency on a speech delivered by General Mohammad Ali Jafari, chief of the Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps.
Occasionally, it is underscored by a kind of conspiratorial laughter.
This week this shifting clout was underscored by a camera-touting tourist on a remote, windswept island.
The movie was memorable (in its way), its central image underscored by a studied, clinical ambience.
The importance of volume was underscored by a study published in March by the National Cancer Institute.
That is underscored by a campaign scheduled to start on Tuesday, sponsored by the Special Olympics.
Loud as the resultant applause was it seemed bitter-sweet, underscored by a certain sadness.
This is underscored by a noise in the distance: Caw! Caw!
The scope of the problem was underscored by a recently released study conducted for the Board of Education.
The explosive growth of private equity is underscored by a new report from Thomson Financial.
That suspicion of Modernism's dogmatic streak is underscored by a number of playful touches.
