Sentence examples for underscoring to the from inspiring English sources

Underscoring to the callousness of India's political élite, Abhijit Mukherjee, a member of the Indian Parliament, whose father Pranab Mukherjee is the President of India, described the female protesters as "highly dented and painted women" who were "chasing two minutes of fame, giving interviews on TV".

The meetings' purpose, a senior official said, is twofold: to underscore the "strategic partnership" between the United States and Afghanistan, and to underscore to the American public that the Afghan government is more than Mr. Karzai.

The latter was never going to happen, as underscored to the then-governor by Tom Balanoff, the Chicago leader of the Service Employees International Union.

He said he underscored to the Afghan leaders the importance of quality, not just quantity, in producing competent soldiers and police.

But he said he also underscored to the officials he met in each country that the militants posed a serious threat if they left Iraq and returned home.

That sound was looped (repeated into a sustained texture) and, when matched to the layers of sounds, became a discomforting underscore to the grisly proceedings.

Ms. Bahadoor also acknowledged that she had signed a Change.org petition calling for Mr. Zimmerman's prosecution, a position Mr. O'Mara underscored to the jury.

And 2.3 million average weekly downloads is a pretty compelling underscore to the point.

• Seek deployment of allied troops to South Korea to underscore to the North just how seriously the rest of the world takes its nuclear buildup.

"On Broadway"—which provides a conventional underscore to the onscreen action is replaced by discordant, percussive music that lacks melody or progression.

Indeed, the child health days should underscore to the world why there is so much reason to be positive about in Zimbabwe".