Sentence examples for was underlined at from inspiring English sources

The endemic tendency towards secrecy was underlined at the Brennan Center event by two currently serving senior administration figures.

In fact, he was - in many ways - the unsung hero of the Apollo 11 mission, a point that was underlined at the time by the great American aviator Charles Lindbergh.

That was underlined at a breakfast briefing on Monday from Telemundo, the Spanish-language media company owned by NBC Universal, which marked the kickoff of the 2008-9 upfront week for the broadcast networks.

Just how easily political insults can rebound, was underlined at  the start of the month by David Cameron's description of Jeremy Corbyn and MPs voting against British air strikes in Syria as "terrorist sympathisers".

The matchplay feel to their duel was underlined at the 15th as Garcia sent a six-iron second shot that bounced in and out of the hole from 172 yards to around 10 feet - while Harrington set his 147-yard approach wide of the hole and saw it roll to the same distance on the other side.

There was a corresponding 70% year-on-year growth in the number of bikes being produced in Britain, the ONS said, with the numbers more than doubling to 120,000 in three years since 2011 – a period in which Britain's cycling excellence was underlined at the London Olympics and at the Tour de France.

Britain's limbo status will be underlined at an EU summit in Brussels on 15 December.

The ethical concerns this raises, especially for publicly funded science, have been underlined at length (see for example here, here, and here).

The challenges of uniting them around a joint policy position were underlined at Wednesday's press conference when Soubry was asked about the spending cuts of the 2010-15 coalition government, in which she was a minister.

The total organic carbon profiles showed advanced mineralization but the presence of a threshold must be underlined at about 70% of mineralization yield in the case of the two pesticides as well as for the phytosanitary wastewater.

It's possible that this is the project Sidney mentioned in a 1946 playbill, in a bio that describes him writing a book whose title is underlined at the top of these pages, "Memoirs of an American Untouchable".