Sentence examples for which he underscored from inspiring English sources

Putin gave a speech in which he underscored the relevance of the holiday for today's Russia.

Then DCHOD GEN Basbug took the first step toward improving relations in a January 26 , 2005nationally-televised press conference, in which he underscored the importance of the bilateral relationship.

Introduced by his stars, Jean Dujardin and Berenice Bejo - who settled once and for all how to pronounce his name (ah-za-na-VI-shus) -- he gave a speech in which he underscored his universal love of movies, lest anyone think he was still too much of an outsider for awards season voters.

Gen. David H. Petraeus, the departing commander of American forces in Iraq and a strong proponent of the Awakening Councils, distributed a final letter of thanks to the troops on Sunday in which he underscored his view that Iraq's stability remained fragile and tenuous.

"We're talking hundreds of billions" of dollars, Mr. Paulson said at a briefing in which he underscored the depth of the problem, pledged to work with Congress to address it quickly and voiced optimism that, in the end, the country would emerge from the financial chaos.

But perhaps the most telling aspect of Mr. Blin's staging is the clarity with which he underscores the opera's satirical side.

In one, he had highlighted a passage about the relative commonness of T. bataar, which, he believed, underscored his point that his specimens were scientifically unimportant.

"We call them, 'documentart-eries' because it's difficult to define them otherwise," said Gregorio Botta, a deputy editor at La Repubblica who spearheaded the initiative, which he said underscored "the important interconnection that exists between the newspaper and the Web site".

In particular, Mr. Lee said, supposed constraints — like allowing strikes only when a threat is "imminent" and capture is "infeasible" — can be interpreted so loosely as to be meaningless, which he said underscored the panel's need to see the full legal analysis.

Obama, whose father was Kenyan, said America stood with the country's people in the face of the latest attack, which he said "underscores the degree to which all of us as an international community have to stand against the kind of senseless violence that these kind of groups represent".

To Mr. Talese the event, which he helped organize, underscores how New York's literary world is a "basket of crabs," with a small group all vying for a limited pool of money, attention and prestige.