Sentence examples for underscores in the from inspiring English sources

What Seierstad underscores in the title, "One of Us," is that the victims, the perpetrator, and the author all belong to the same culture.

This "creed," or "confession of faith," underscores in the first benediction the relation of God to the world as that of creator to creation.

To generate K equality hypotheses, the complete dissociation constants in Eqs (2-7) must be rewritten as products of per-site binary dissociation constants: where specific binary reactions are indicated by underscores in the subscripts.

It is only used when the class closely matches some standard that is officially named with underscores in the name (like in omg.org packages).

This aspect of DFW's renown is underscored in The End of the Tour as well.

The divisions in the county were further underscored in the Fourth Congressional District race.

The change is real and amply underscored in the shake-up at Citigroup.

That divide was underscored in the contrasting reactions to President Bush's decision this fall to lift tariffs on imported steel.

The systematic use of rape was underscored in the testimony of one Sudanese army defector, describing the orders he received after capturing a town.

He agreed that some issues underscored in the article — slowness in the software, high return rates and poor executive decisions — contributed to the TouchPad's failure.

The need for close scrutiny of Penn State's leaders and its police operation is underscored in the grand jury report in this case.