Sentence examples for underscores this feeling from inspiring English sources
But even as she coos the lyrics ("I'll be happy for you/ If you can be happy for me"), Ms. Stefani sounds only half-convinced, and the bittersweet video underscores this feeling.
In New York's Asian population, the reaction to Private Chen's death has underscored this feeling, and community leaders say the case threatens to chill attitudes toward the military.
"The fact that we've now gotten these convictions certainly underscores the feeling that it was appropriate for us to bring these charges in the first place," Barry Sabin, the Justice Department's chief counterterrorism prosecutor, said in an interview this week.
There is a strain of sentimentality in the play that isn't often associated with Mr. Pinter, and perhaps most surprising is the nonscripted staging that underscores the feeling to an almost shocking degree.
A handful of recent videotapes by Pipilotti Rist and others underscores the feeling that both the medium and its early pioneers have come a long way; and there is, thankfully, no going back.
The behavioral analysis underscored this notion.
(The complete absence of cords or amplifiers onstage only underscored the feeling of a mechanized whole).
There was an uncertain move into shiny plasticized patent pieces, but they underscored the feeling that the show lacked a strong direction.
His remarks, like those of Mr. Blair, underscored the feeling among many analysts that the question of whether Britain adopts the euro will be decided more by political factors than by economic ones.
For me, even the impersonal birthday messages underscored the feeling that I was a part of something uniquely satisfying.
