Sentence examples similar to underscoring dedication from inspiring English sources
And it left behind haunting images that now help define America's newest enemy in the Middle East and graphically underscore the ruthless dedication of his million-strong war machine.
Support for undergraduate and graduate financial aid and faculty in the campaign also remains strong, underscoring the MIT community's dedication to the student and teaching talent that drives the Institute's education, research, and innovation engines.
That the face is often that of a Mohawk underscores Ms. Krieger's dedication to illuminating American Indians' contributions to many New York buildings.
To underscore Mr. Ashcroft's dedication to fighting terrorism before Sept. 11, Ms. Comstock also pointed to a variety of statements and speeches in which Mr. Ashcroft said that fighting terrorism was his highest priority.
Goodwin will oversee student clinical placements, facilitate faculty practice development, and underscore the school's dedication to health care leadership and collaboration with the Johns Hopkins Health System and other JHSON partner hospitals and community centers.
The play's celebration of blue-collar craftsmanship, pride and dedication underscores values that seem lost in our digital age (2 00).
"The fact that so many more minority students are opting for college is great news and underscores minority families' dedication to educating their children," Sonia Hernandez of the California Department of Education said in a statement accompanying the report.
Quincy's singular dedication to advancing the human spirit through creativity and diversity underscores our values as a platform.
Ten years on from the "Mission Accomplished" moment, Bush still rates poorly among former presidents, and the dedication of his official library (in which the banner was almost hung) underscored that while the tone has softened, ambivalence reigns – at best.
Which underscores the quandary.
