Sentence examples for who underscored from inspiring English sources

"This moment of terror came across everyone at UVA," said one professor, who underscored the point by requesting anonymity.

Take Ed Miliband, who underscored his recalibrated political ambitions with a salt-and-pepper look last year, or Jeremy Paxman, who defanged himself with a twinkly looking pelt.

The line drew a standing ovation from some in the crowd and, later, an echo from Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who underscored, "Jerusalem will always be the capital of Israel".

He was the chubby face of conservative talk radio, a pre-Internet phenomenon who underscored the power of his medium while artfully giving an unfiltered outlet to people who believed that liberals had a chokehold on the media.

Mr. Schoenberg said "the scales tilted" in his position on the death penalty only recently after he read a law review article by Leigh B. Beinen, a senior lecturer at Northwestern University Law School, who underscored the financial wastefulness of the current system.

"Someone will be the leader in clean energy exports," said Clinton, who underscored China and European state support and the competitive businesses those companies have created around renewable energy.

Over the years the parade, which is broadcast by NBC, has drawn ethnically diverse crowds and an ever-expanding roster of artists, athletes and other personalities -- this year's hot celebrity is singer Marc Anthony -- who underscore the coming of age of the Hispanic population in this country.

His live band includes a saxophonist and a pair of back-up singers, who underscore the historical link between rock and R. & B. And a few years ago Ritchie recorded a song called "Care," which marked the first (and, no doubt, last) collaboration between the country balladeer Martina McBride and the Atlanta rapper T.I.; his record company tried in vain to convince BET to play the video.

It is like having two parents, one who underscores our uniqueness and the other our commonness.

Our findings are in agreement with those of other authors who underscore the usefulness of the number of tender points and their clinical relevance [ 33- 35], as well as with those who relate them to pain intensity and disability [ 35].

The role of family members and care providers then becomes that of a "director" who underscores the individuals' efforts and victories, even the smallest ones; who supports them when they suffer relapse or failure; and who encourages them and helps them find their footing again despite the internal fragility that is under constant threat from internal and external reality.