Sentence examples for underscoring the idea from inspiring English sources

And Alden has Dede, François, and Junior double as the doo-wop trio in "Tahiti," underscoring the idea that the older material is filtered through Sam's consciousness.

It will also be visible to commuters driving by on the freeway, underscoring the idea that this is not about keeping the poor out of sight.

References to characters wiping brows and blotting faces are found throughout the stage directions of "The Crucible," underscoring the idea of the witch hunt as a febrile contagion.

Underscoring the idea that she was "the one who left, May Her Name Be Erased,"as her family puts it, Atara vanishes for much of the second half of the book.

The theory undermined significant precepts of the study of evolution, underscoring the idea that evolution began at the level of micro-organisms long before it would be visible at the level of species.

Underscoring the idea of archivist-as-peacemaker, this year's award was shared by representatives of both sides in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict: Khader Salameh of the Al-Aqsa Mosque Library in Jerusalem, and Yehoshua Freundlich of the Israel State Archives.

David Zinn's sliding, quick-change set underscores the idea of a life without anchors.

All of which was meant to underscore the idea that critics are often wrong about shows.

The puzzled sense of regret that infuses Brevoort's final musings underscores the idea.

This neatly underscores the idea of characters trapped in a set of motions that were choreographed before they were born.

That seems to underscore the idea that voters are simply looking for change, regardless of party labels.