Sentence examples for underscoring that it was from inspiring English sources

It's worth underscoring that it wasn't first and foremost the Democratic party itself that organized all these election-deciding volunteers.

Meanwhile, all control samples had few PGCs with abnormal nuclei (Figure 4B), underscoring that it was the Separase point mutation that led to the genome instability of female PGCs, as in male PGCs.

It was taken a few years back when Mr. Bowles was chief of staff in the Clinton White House, and, in the words of the narrator, it underscored that "it was Erskine Bowles who brought Democrats and Republicans together in Washington to negotiate the first balanced budget in 30 years".

The bank's chief financial officer, Timothy J. Sloan, underscored that "it's more than just the mortgage business".

Just to underscore that: it's not about keeping a certain document, witness, or other piece of evidence out, but keeping the entire case out of court.

Even non-Russians in former Soviet republics still sing to the bards, in Russian, underscoring that it is a quintessentially Soviet genre.

7.37am GMT Here's AP's early take on the news that French GDP shrank by 0.1% in the third quarter, dashing hopes of a small expansion: French economy shrinks after surprise rebound  The French economy is shrinking again, statistics showed Thursday, underscoring that it is still in trouble despite a rebound last quarter.

Unlike its predecessors, the AKP did not centre its image around an Islamic identity; indeed, its leaders underscored that it was not an Islamist party and emphasized that its focus was democratization, not the politicization of religion.

Still, the most recent numbers also underscore that it was premature to make some of the declarations of several years ago.

When I was young and my father was in the fire service, it was never underscored that it was a dangerous job.

The two-judge majority underscored that it was not denying the serious threat that Al Qaeda poses, nor the president's responsibility to protect the nation.