Sentence examples for would have underlined from inspiring English sources

Surprisingly, though, the focus of modern fact checks is rarely what we 20th-century fact-checkers would have underlined as checkable facts.

A pushier, less confident filmmaker would have underlined the quirkiness of the characters, condescending to them with mockery, sentimentality or a coy blend of the two.

Normally, the contrast would have underlined the gulf between them: if Laithwaites is Dan Brown, then The Wine Society is JM Coetzee or Hilary Mantel.

Mr. Bush did not mention that last night, because to do so would have underlined the distorting effect of the tax cut.

Parental interaction is perilous enough, and talk of Trojan horses would have underlined that tension outside the school gates in Birmingham this year.

It seems logical that the ability to beam up episodes via app would have underlined Kirk and Co's popularity in the first place, and made their 'five-year mission' a reality.

Some of the broad coaching principles that have underlined Rodgers's method are ones that other managers would do well to follow if faced with regenerating a squad.

Data this week have underlined the point.

■ You will accidentally turn on Popular Highlights and wonder why on earth anyone would want to see what strangers had underlined.

"He's shown he can play footy with the best of them and the impact he's made since arriving at Glasgow in the autumn has underlined what we'd seen of him playing for the Crusaders in Super Rugby.

This series has underlined my opinion that it would be a big mistake to split Test cricket into two divisions.