Sentence examples for underscores to from inspiring English sources

The blowup underscores to some extent a widening rift within the troika.

The presence of Podesta was well-calibrated; as former head of the Obama transition team, his role underscores to the Chinese that this issue matters to the President, but he is out of government, so it relieves them of the encumbrances of the Chinese political bureaucracy.

What this report underscores to us is that this issue IS solvable.

And Tye underscores to VICE News he has "direct knowledge of activities that I believe are serious constitutional violations".

That Waxman and Harman stress Harman's devotion to Israel as the primary catalyst for Harman's reelection is illuminating, and underscores to what extent their legislative focus is defined more by the welfare of Israel and Israelis and less by the welfare of America and Americans.

While Protégé delimits multi-word labels by enclosing them in single quotes, motivated by the complexity of chemical names in ChEBI where some labels may contain quote characters, OntoQuery has used underscores to replace spaces in multi-word labels.

Such actions, she said, ought to underscore to Americans why "elections count".

I would sing as I explored the streets, adding an appropriate underscore to my solitary wandering.

But he said that Mr. Simon underscored to him that "Brighton Beach" was not meant to be a sunny play.

That responsibility is falling with greater urgency to their children and, as the Park Avenue Synagogue ceremony underscored, to their grandchildren.

That episode underscored to me how difficult it was for Saddam's government to get accurate information.