Sentence examples for underscoring both from inspiring English sources

The playing is impeccable, as is the ensemble blend, underscoring both the composer's genius and the interpreter's clear vision.

For "Mother Earth (Natural Anthem)," Mr. Young backed himself on harmonica and pipe organ, underscoring both the solemnity and the simplicity of his message.

There are hundreds of them, with new ones popping up each week, underscoring both the emotional and utilitarian power of the Internet.

"We have time," Jean-Pierre Roth, president of the national bank, said, underscoring both the depth of UBS's difficulties, as well as the traditional long-term view Swiss bankers are known for.

A16 NATIONAL A18-24 Higher Gasoline PriCostsarry PoliTheal Costs The government forcast that gasoline prices would surge even higher and remain high through the summer, underscoring both the economic impact of the sharp rise in energy costs and the growing political risks for President Bush.

Underscoring both sides' concerns over the Murkowski campaign, lawyers for state Democrats and Republicans have joined in a lawsuit accusing the State Division of Elections of improperly providing lists of write-in candidates to all voting locations and, in at least one polling place, in Homer, posting the lists inside voting booths.

From churches to ballparks, funeral homes to nightclubs, it underscores both the sacred and profane.

Yesterday's situation underscored both the power and the peril of mayoral control.

For Microsoft, the bid underscores both the company's urgency and its determination to succeed online.

The first course underscored both the inventiveness and wit of Noma's kitchen.

Linkin Park has sold millions of albums by being charmless but proficient, and on Wednesday the members underscored both extremes.