Sentence examples for underscores every from inspiring English sources

A sense of wonder underscores every Cox sentence and it's utterly contagious.

It cannot be revived by the bombastic music — more appropriate for a space or military epic — that underscores every dramatic scene.

Nowhere is this distinction more overt than in the Afro-Cuban tradition, in which a tactile rhythmic pulse called clave underscores every musical value.

Among political professionals, a constant susurration of gossip and information warfare underscores every campaign season; civilians may not hear or care about any of it, but it often determines who represents them in the end.

Of course, money — the matter of who has money and who doesn't — underscores every conflict about dogma, and Furniss/Czeika is mercilessly funny and grave about the ways in which a community that doesn't agree with an art work or event, on ethical or theological grounds, doesn't have to witch-burn the cast, as in Colonial days; it can just deny it financing.

As Mary's miserly thespian grandee of a husband, James, David Suchet is at his best in the opening scenes as he welcomes the damaged Mary back into the family fold, his anxiety underscoring every gesture of solicitude.

Can we not underscore every negative report with a story of heroism and leadership, such that we focus not on the dark side of the human condition, but rather, make that extra effort to draw out what continues to burn as the eternal flame of the indomitable human spirit?

"Vietnam had found its successor," Nixon wrote, underscoring every word.

And go negative they did -- with a subtle yet consistent racism underscoring every turn.

At one point the dancers used hand motions to underscore every unpredictable accent as though they were a company of virtuoso conductors.

Working to erase stigma is a critical step, and should underscore every strategy we undertake in our effort to end AIDS in our lifetimes.