Sentence examples for underscoring a from inspiring English sources

If he took the time to show it, it's underscoring a key point.

Yet he also expressed concern about the potential side effects, underscoring a reluctance for more action.

There was a sort of sonic pulse underscoring a lot of the play.

The first of two books, it contains rich new material, some underscoring a remarkable personal odyssey.

But she was crushed by voters in their 20s and 30s, underscoring a core weakness she also suffered in 2008.

"They listen to us, 100percentt," he told me, underscoring a fear of eavesdropping that is widely shared in Belarus.

The effect can be rich and allusive -- here underscoring a hidden subtext, there subverting it -- or merely overdetermined.

She said she would emphasize market-based incentives for protecting the environment, underscoring a Bush campaign theme.

Chesterfield coped by turning 2-0 to 3-0 and underscoring a victory that keeps them top of League Two.

Joan Almedilla (Mrs. Marcos) and Ganda Suthivarakom (Ms. Cumpas) sweetly harmonized on many numbers, underscoring a symbiotic bond.

Mr. Maryasis, the research fellow in Moscow, said the award would still be seen as underscoring a geopolitical friendship.