Sentence examples for underscoring for from inspiring English sources

The crowd, who have been vocal all week about what they perceive to be underscoring for the home nation, cut loose.

Yet the new scores also strengthened some Bloomberg administration arguments, underscoring, for example, the weak performance of some schools it has sought to close.

In addition, the seductive power of film is such that, inevitably, Janacek's score (with Kent Nagano conducting the Deutsches Symphonie-Orchester Berlin) sometimes becomes background music, serving as underscoring for the lush images.

His main themes were the ones he had been underscoring for the last several weeks: that he wants to empower people while Mr. Gore wants to empower the government and that Mr. Gore would be too profligate with federal money.

In addition, neither Vice President Al Gore nor Gov. George W. Bush of Texas has spent much time addressing tribal issues, underscoring for many Indians a disconnection they feel from mainstream America.

Thus, unlike the recommendation that Obama should seek to have a discussion with Xi about the possibility of a North Korean collapse and Korean unification, we believe that Obama should use this first encounter to focus on underscoring for Xi where U.S. and Chinese interests on the Korean Peninsula overlap.

But a City Council election five years ago underscored for him the fallacy of wearing ethnic blinders.

That underscored for him the value of having capital locked up through weak periods.

This fact underscores for me the valor of the young women in "The Scar Project".

It underscored, for him, what is compelling about recording immigration stories.

But the episode underscored for him just how intertwined the security vulnerabilities of Canada and the United States had become.