Sentence examples for underscored themes from inspiring English sources
Watching this film, with its brightly underscored themes of luck and risk, is like watching a high-stakes gambler amass a big pile of chips and then fritter it away on a series of small, pointless bets.
As for the repeated references to radio transmissions and coded messages sent over the airwaves, they are apparently meant to signal the world's entry into a new age of technology, and to underscore themes about the difficulties of communication and perception, and the elusive nature of reality.
The narrative begins to lurch awkwardly from one set piece to another, mechanically underscoring themes that the author has addressed with far greater finesse in earlier novels: betrayal of a friend versus betrayal of a cause, filial anger and resentment as Freudian motivations for political convictions and reversals, identity as both a process and a performance art.
6. ACLU Ribbons were worn by actors such as Lin-Manuel Miranda, Karlie Kloss and others, underscoring themes of social justice throughout the night.
Tristan's death underscored several themes running through the cases examined by The Times.
The campaign began broadcasting three new television commercials today that underscored these themes.
Mr. Sestak almost welcomed Mr. Rooney's comments, noting that they underscored the themes that he hammers on the campaign trail: that Mr. Specter is a creature of the establishment and a political opportunist with no core principles.
The trial's opening arguments underscored that theme.
The choice of locale for his speech underscored the theme: The Texas House is under Democratic control.
Today, Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld underscored the theme of the continuing threat in a speech to the National Defense University.
Pairing Mercury with the Lincoln franchise after World War II underscored the theme of what is today called entry-level luxury.
