Sentence examples similar to underscoring to him from inspiring English sources

But he said that Mr. Simon underscored to him that "Brighton Beach" was not meant to be a sunny play.

Underscoring the legislation's importance to him, he added, "If we don't get it, then we're going to hold the people responsible at the polling place".

It underscored, for him, what is compelling about recording immigration stories.

Mr. Obama's new packaging for the government's existing public-private efforts also allowed him to underscore his commitment to manufacturing jobs as the economy continues to sputter, and in a swing state for presidential elections.

Yet it was the thousands who gathered at Shea under pristine skies -- people who did not know Robinson yet came to pay homage to him -- who underscored just how one man was able to transcend a sport and touch America.

Gold described Davros as having a "sound motif that underscored him" in addition to "the fingernails... voice... [and] face emerging from the shadows".

To him, this only underscores the need for Congress to act.

The secrecy surrounding Mr. Zubaydah underscored the importance that American officials ascribe to him as a ranking member of the Qaeda hierarchy.

Apart from the presumption, apart from the vanity, apart from the sanitary questions, it offends me because it underscores how little the music now means to him.

It was as important to him as it was to them to underscore the horror and futility of it.

Then came the sounds of rowdiness from a nearby classroom, either to underscore his point or to remind him that some of his students are 12.