Sentence examples for works underscores from inspiring English sources

For both artists, the emotional resonance of such works underscores the nonlinear narratives of their choreography.

The contrast between the yellow-orange and the green works underscores the difference between the light at different times of day and evening.

These works underscore the erotic impulses implicit in the paintings of idealized women, clothed and naked, found in the show's final gallery.

That work underscores the growing presence of universities and colleges as advertisers in the media.

Nkromo's work underscores another paradox of food deserts, this one particular to Atlanta.

While honoring the Allied victory, the work underscores the tragedy of every lost life.

His work underscores these truisms: nature as an endless source of inspiration, human need as a constant prod to innovation.

Your July 8 editorial "Is Home Care Really Working?" underscores the need for intensive supervision of the elderly who receive home care.

In the journal article, the researchers wrote that the work "underscores the effectiveness of Y-chromosomal variability" in tracing human migrations.

The Iraqi government's failure to pay Exxon, the only American oil company operating in southern Iraq, for nearly two years of work underscores the perils for Western companies seeking to do business there.

Such a work underscores the fact that there is not much exotic in the show, except for Roger Salls's color photograph, "Sunrise in Monument Valley, AZ," and the two panels of painted sky in Megan P. Collins's "Icarus Fell".