"It's just who I am," James said, flashing a smile that has earned him millions of dollars and one that underscores a tenacity that he and his teammates hope will carry them to a title.
Analysis: This is an interesting shift, and one that underscores the maturing of Microsoft's services vision.
"It's a tricky situation and one that underscores just how subtly sexism can intrude in interactions".
It's such a walking contradiction and one that underscores a larger point: No matter how much it might seem like leaving the house with your kids to expose them to some horizon-expanding activity is a good idea, staying home and watching "Mickey Mouse Clubhouse" is always the wiser choice.
And I don't even mean the one that underscored a recent House draft resolution that expressed disapproval of supposed attempts to ban references to Christmas, apparently stimulated by Starbucks serving customers coffee in plain red cups that didn't sport the word "Christmas". Even that current master of hyperbolic hysteria, Donald Trump, has joined the war.
And I don't even mean the one that underscored a recent House draft resolution that expressed disapproval of supposed attempts to ban references to Christmas, apparently stimulated by Starbucks serving customers coffee in plain red cups that didn't sport the word "Christmas".
No, the single most striking moment, the one that underscored the wrongheaded ends the National Basketball Association will go to in its attempt to shore up television ratings and fan interest, came in the finale, Game 5.
But it's reminiscent of what is considered one of former President George W. Bush's most famous gaffes, one that underscored for many why his administration seemed out of touch with ordinary working Americans -- a criticism that Romney has certainly heard before.
Call it "A Tale of Two Shareholder Bases," one that underscores some of the financial imbalances that can emerge as certain parts of the communications industry grow far faster than others.
It's also one that underscores the show's preoccupation with the conflict between duty, pragmatism, and one's own best interests.
To stoke that pride, Mr. Shim included a written message at the end of his movie, one that underscores his desire to make Hollywood his playground: "D-War and I will succeed in the world market without fail".
