Sentence examples for underscored that it from inspiring English sources

It was taken a few years back when Mr. Bowles was chief of staff in the Clinton White House, and, in the words of the narrator, it underscored that "it was Erskine Bowles who brought Democrats and Republicans together in Washington to negotiate the first balanced budget in 30 years".

The bank's chief financial officer, Timothy J. Sloan, underscored that "it's more than just the mortgage business".

Unlike its predecessors, the AKP did not centre its image around an Islamic identity; indeed, its leaders underscored that it was not an Islamist party and emphasized that its focus was democratization, not the politicization of religion.

In its sales pitch, NBC again underscored that it did not depend on reality series as much as other networks.

3. (C/NF) Additionally, Holbrooke underscored that it was crucial for Pakistan to focus troops on its western border region; after the Mumbai terrorist attack the GOP had shifted 7,000 troops east to the border with India and had not yet redeployed them to tackle the more serious cross-border activity on the border with Afghanistan.

The Gibraltar government welcomed Mr. Straw's assurances but underscored that it, too, had a place at any negotiating table.

Just to underscore that: it's not about keeping a certain document, witness, or other piece of evidence out, but keeping the entire case out of court.

Microsoft underscored that concern when it warned last week that it is facing both profit and sales erosion in the quarter that will end on Dec. 31.

In 2007, the Supreme Court underscored that authority when it definitively determined that carbon pollution is covered by the Clean Air Act.

The last two weeks underscored that notion.

Don Humbard underscored that conviction.