Sentence examples for what underscores from inspiring English sources

What underscores this old narrative of woe in the Levant, North Africa, and the Persian Gulf is a death spiral of U.S. objectives and influence.

What Seierstad underscores in the title, "One of Us," is that the victims, the perpetrator, and the author all belong to the same culture.

"What this underscores is that we are all morally complex beings," said Randall Balmer, an Episcopal priest who teaches American religious history at Barnard College.

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

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

A Pearson's χ2 test not sure what the underscore is here was used to examine the effect of the treatment in terms of the proportion of MCIIs and responders.

And it underscores what makes Mr. Nouvel such an ideal architect for today.

But at least it underscores what is most alluring about the museum's recent expansion.

(Shirley Henderson's intelligent portrayal of Lindsay Wilson underscores what a bratty boys' club the postpunk movement was).

Mr. Matheson's campaign literature underscores what he calls a "common-sense approach" to solving problems.

That reality also underscores what Republicans, and some Democrats, say was a major miscalculation on the part of President Obama.