Sentence examples for underscores power from inspiring English sources
"Not because they are kung-fu movies — I like kung-fu movies — but because the film underscores power, that we should 'bow down' before power!
Other students commented on how the authoritative language of the King James Version underscores the power imbalance between the Lord and the blinded and terrified Saul.
The story certainly underscores the power of open government data.
"This underscores the power and the importance of Fed policy to global central banking".
Regardless, her story underscores the power of calling others to thoughtful action.
No family underscores the power of education more than Mr. Obama's.
Ronald Reagan's presidency underscores the power of a popular incumbent to win over young voters.
The head-butting march of the United States women's soccer team this particular summer underscores the power of getting physical.
If nothing else, Villaraigosa's flirtation with the governor's race underscores the power of the position's appeal.
What gives the show additional significance, he said, is that it tacitly underscores the power of Los Angeles and Southern California over the rest of the state and perhaps even the nation.
Ed Gillespie, a senior adviser to Mr. Romney's campaign, said the Wisconsin vote underscores the power of the broader Republican argument in the presidential race about the size and role of government.
