Sentence examples for underscoring in from inspiring English sources

"You see, this is our problem -- who defines terrorism and who is a terrorist?" That, in fact, was the main problem the General Assembly was underscoring in the debate, and which has stymied the drafting of an anti-terrorism treaty for more than a year now.

3, we investigate each element of our approach introduced in Sect. 2 in greater depth while underscoring, in the process, linkages to well established theories in the social sciences.

But that "best of" buzz draws our attention away from a more important, more significant, more consequential point related to this picture's success, even while underscoring in a way just why success would mean so much more than a trophy.

The problem is underscored in an eye-opening study by Stanford University's Center for Research on Education Outcomes.

That is underscored in a campaign from his agency for the attractions of Panama City Beach, Fla.

This aspect of DFW's renown is underscored in The End of the Tour as well.

The plight is underscored in "Frogs: A Chorus of Colors," on view at the American Museum of Natural History.

The poll underscored, in a scientific way, the remarkable nature of the race.

The power of the tabloid press to help silence women has been underscored in recent weeks.

Forget the links to Haydn that pianists often underscore in early Beethoven.

The sense of crisis was underscored in June, when the state government declared a "financial calamity".