That is only underscored by the immense contrast between the city's haves and have-nots.
The characters' parries, challenges, and volte-faces are violently emotional improvisations, whose drama is only underscored and heightened by Pinter's signature pauses.
His question is only underscored by a 1956 article, "Communist Interrogation," in The Archives of Neurology and Psychiatry, recently turned up by the Intelligence Science Board, which advises the spy agencies.
The strangeness of it all is only underscored because the Heat is not an upstart franchise; the team won the N.B.A. championship in 2006.
Targeted support for adolescent interventions is urgently needed to prevent further violations of their human rights—a reality that is only underscored by the escalating climate of anti-Roma hostility across Europe, including attacks, hate speech and discriminatory state measures.
Mostly the sea feels a long way off (it is Milwaukee, after all), a sense that is only underscored when the characters are called on, as they frequently are, to gaze off fearfully into the distance.
Before going to their seats, theatergoers are escorted behind the set and down through the narrow aisle between the bunks, and the overall claustrophobia of the barracks, rendered chillingly by the set and lighting designer David Adams, is only underscored by a passage through it.
This growth is only underscored by the stickiness of the content; the same report found that 77% of consumers listen to "most of the podcast" or the full episode.
The urgency of such research is only underscored by the 2012 drought, the worst to hit the U.S. in more than 50 years.
Those were only underscored this week in the politically charged aftermath of Mr. Flynn's ouster, despite the attempts of Mr. Trump's inner circle to allay his concerns.
