Sentence examples for underscoring there from inspiring English sources

Mr. Demme's friends John Cale and Laurie Anderson provide what little underscoring there is, and live musicians are everywhere in the movie.

Tabs may be kept on Mr. Burns, since, as the recent mayoral election underscored, there are political fractures among blacks of a class- and generational-based sort.

Plus, it should be underscored: there ain't no deal yet!

It seems to be important to underscore: There was a positive effect (taken numbers at face value) detectable even in males with mild or even little symptoms.

But more telling about his remark is that no one said "so what" sooner, underscoring that there are real issues at stake.

In May, the F.D.A. issued a warning about the CCSVI procedure, underscoring that "there is no reliable evidence from controlled clinical trials that this procedure is effective" and that "the criteria used to diagnose CCSVI has not been adequately established".

But President Barack Obama and civil rights group praised the ruling, underscoring that there's still work left to be done to provide a level playing field for all.

Therefore, the edge from 25 to 291 does not improve the parsimony score, underscoring that there are multiple optimal parsimony solutions.

This is in line with published evidence, underscoring that there is not a "one size fits all approach" [ 24], and that the appropriate length of the recall period very much depends on the concept being studied.

The need for this type of integrated skills-based programme is being underscored as there is the perception that the problems being caused by the demand for drugs and drug use are escalating.

"As today's incident underscores, there is more to be done," Ms. Brown said.