Sentence examples for underscoring the drama from inspiring English sources

Thunder rumbled nearby, as if underscoring the drama.

The music of The Magic Flute closely underscores the drama.

The tightly patterned story has a musical structure that underscores the drama's starkest, deepest conflicts.

The Nike+iPod Sport Kit, priced at $29, will allow a jogger to monitor his performance and synchronize songs to underscore the drama of the moment.

That Brown (D) had to address the hearsay about his political demise underscores the drama in the John A. Wilson Building nearly two weeks after two campaign aides to Mayor Vincent C. Gray (D) pleaded guilty to federal charges in a separate investigation of the mayor's 2010 campaign.

He continued to develop the mastery of orchestration that he had shown since Rigoletto (1851), underscoring and propelling the drama.

No Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony would be complete without some backstage drama to underscore the raw feelings of the music (as well as the music industry's continual clash of millionaires).

But allegations that he called the Packers' opponent last week to tell them some of the nuances of the Green Bay offense underscores the other thing that Favre brings: drama -- a whole lot of it.

The rolling timbre of his mellifluous voice fills "Beowulf" with drama and intensity and underscores the narrative elements of the text.

("Three-e-e?? No, stop, that's enough!") Once the babies are born he adds a pen-drawn, semiformal calligraphic script (mostly as the numerals 1 to 10) to underscore the counting theme and heighten the graphic drama.

The fast start for the memoir, "Living History," underscored the public's deep curiosity about the personal and historical dramas in the Clinton White House.