Sentence examples for underscoring is from inspiring English sources

There are two basic kinds of music; underscoring is usually background orchestration motivated by dramatic considerations, and source music is that which may be heard by the characters.

And what must be underscored is the position from which they spoke.

Another trend the deals underscore is that the relentless consolidation of Madison Avenue continues, well, relentlessly.

But what it really underscores is how badly Wall Street has managed its business in recent years.

DAVE ITZKOFF: Even if it is a year-in-drama montage, the musical underscore is maybe a tad too dramatic.

What this research does not underscore is the extent to which this learning disability negatively affects millions of lives.

"What this report really underscores is that the states are facing revenue-based problems," said Todd Haggerty, a research analyst at the conference, a nonpartisan group based in Denver.

What Mr. Barry's announcement underscores is the simple principle that America's national parks should lead the nation in adherence to environmental law.

"What this underscores is that we are all morally complex beings," said Randall Balmer, an Episcopal priest who teaches American religious history at Barnard College.

I think what it really underscores is the extreme urgency for Congress to act to codify ethical embryonic stem cell research".

What Shlaes's biography underscores is the fantastic tenacity with which the party still adheres to the ossified pre-New-Deal-era economic doctrines enunciated by Silent Cal.