Its entertainments are always underscored by pain.
But the symposium concluded with the sober reminder that an actor's creativity is almost always underscored by a need for financial pragmatism.
And he was true to form in that his show prefigured many that followed -- where the conservatism that is always a feature of Milanese fashion underscored a "Fahrenheit 9/11" anxiety about the state of the world.
No doubt these lengthy passages are meant to satirize Phineas's academic training as a deconstructionist, while simultaneously underscoring the postmodern conviction that truth is always relative, knowledge always provisional.
They are underscoring the degree to which femininity is always, in a sense, an act, even a masquerade: get the right clothes, hair, make-up, voice, adjust the stockings, and sail out into the world.
He underscored that in curating any TED, "The goal is always to find the best speakers for a theme".
The chalk is always white when depicting the anonymous victims, who become spectral icons of martyrdom, an association underscored by the show's largest work, "Obscene Intimacy".
John Miller, the deputy commissioner of the New York Police Department under William J. Bratton, said these details closely resembled his own experience, underscoring the pivotal role that the chief spokesman for the largest police department in the country is always poised to play.
"We're always trying to underscore saving, paying yourself first and having a plan," says Glista, the show's executive producer.
It is hard to imagine places more different than New York and Sierra Blanca, and the contrast has always underscored the mercenary marriage between the nation's largest city and the small town where it has dumped its sewage since 1992.
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