Sentence examples for underscoring the word from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Reich's recommendation emphasizes that "there certainly is no requirement for proof of serious criminal wrongdoing," underscoring the word criminal.

I'd underscore the word "flexible".

"I would underscore the word 'transition,' he said.

Mr. Bernanke has since underscored the words "at least," and analysts expect the forecast will show that most members of the committee intend to hold rates near zero into 2014.

Even when Motown and the Beatles ruled the charts, perfect pop songs -- defined by liner-note-reading geeks as intricate rhymed verse accompanied by a melody that emotionally underscores the words -- often didn't match the sales of, say, "Yummy, Yummy, Yummy".

I underscore the words "everyone" and "regardless of frontiers".

The third recommendation focuses on the word 'partner,' underscoring the United States' role as an ally and enabler to the Iraqis for this operation".

In the original title, the three words were run together as WorldWideWeb, but Berners-Lee and Cailliau would soon separate it into World Wide Web (despite the fact that worldwide is best treated as a single word), underscoring the alliteration.

"The new rules enlarge the Pulitzer tent and recognize more fully the role of the Web, while underscoring the enduring value of words and of serious reporting".

I'd like to personally underscore the last three words there.

Underscore the words "massive fraud".