Sentence examples for was underscored during from inspiring English sources

Finally, Mr. Isegawa could call himself a writer, a feeling that was underscored during his visit to the United States.

The divide between those companies and actual independent studios and producers was underscored during a dispute this awards season over an industry attempt to keep studios from sending out free videotapes to people who vote for Oscars and other honors.

The prospect that gay rights advocates may become a victim of their own political success was underscored during arguments on Wednesday over the constitutionality of the Defense of Marriage Act.

But the inequalities -- and solutions for dealing with them -- were underscored during the 1980's, when the states began to articulate new education goals, along with specific ways for students to reach them.

The adaptive response of bone to mechanical strain, for which angiogenesis is required, is underscored during fracture healing.

"These markets were underscored during the last rally, but I think they'll be some of the biggest gainers in the next rally," said Sterling Smith, vice president of FuturesOne.

The failure of the military to contain the problems of abuse was underscored over the last week, during which an Air Force officer and an Army sergeant who led sexual assault prevention programs were accused of assault themselves.

Third baseman Aramis Ramirez is a middle-of-the-order bopper whose value was underscored by the Cubs' struggles during the 80 games he missed with last season's shoulder injury.

The threat that contact during religious services could extend the disease was underscored by the spread among a mostly Philippine immigrant Roman Catholic prayer group, the Bukas-Loob Sa Diyos Covenant Community.

The anger of the third world presidents was underscored by reports that the industrialized nations would speed debt relief for Russia during the three-day meeting in Okinawa.

This line was underscored faintly in pencil.