Sentence examples for underscores not from inspiring English sources
His performance also underscores not just the resonance of his message, but the effectiveness of his ground campaign in Iowa.
The effort underscores not only Mrs. Clinton's recognition that the next round of primaries — in Ohio and Texas on March 4 — are must-win contests for her.
The grim news at Lehman underscores not only the precarious state of that once-proud firm but also the pain afflicting the whole of Wall Street.
Choosing the peace process over Syria underscores not the administration's interest in the Middle East but its determination to look past it.
Today Prague's state television station is a battle site, this one a political struggle that underscores not only the media's importance in former Communist nations but also the dangers of coziness between politicians and the press.
The effect is unsettling; it underscores not only the horror and absurdity of what happened early on, but how little the legal system can do to establish facts or assign blame, much less set things right.
She is @SarahJoyMiller_ (ending with an underscore), not merely @SarahJoyMiller.
That decision underscored not just the determination of the traditionalists to consolidate power, but their ability to ensure the result.
The accident underscored not only how different dilbit is from conventional oil, but how unprepared we are for the impending flood of imports.
The message of hope Zuma sought to transmit was ironically underscored, not to say shattered, by the far bigger news of the day.
We spanned seven countries and four continents, an array meant to underscore not diversity but the perceived incompatibility of foreign men and Chinese women.
