You would think that Formula 1 was an organisation that, self-evidently, did not need to underline the direction in which it was moving.
In his memoir, Scruton does not need to underline the sadness of the moment when he tells his father he has got into Cambridge and his father stops speaking to him.
The fact that President Bush did not hesitate to underline the tragedy in his new wave of campaign commercials puts voters on early notice that they must bring their considered judgment to the bounds of the debate.
In the end, the result came down to just three points – the winner taking 173 of them – and, if the visible evidence and the testimony of each were not enough to underline the commitment of the protagonists, a few other numbers are incontrovertible.
Whilst I admittedly have gone to great lengths to list and demonstrate the potential advantages of inbreeding, I have also repeatedly tried (and possibly not succeeded?) to underline its disadvantages, for example in section I,6.
We know Paulie is a victim; the film doesn't have to underline and italicize her emotional state by letting her analyze the pain of "Macbeth" in class or nurse a wounded bird while she falls apart so that we can be soaked with her pain.
And don't forget to underline how doing this helps to preserve knowledge for future generations as part of greater knowledge-sharing.
Not bad correlations to underline when obesity affects one in three children in New York City.
It was not always obvious what to underline.
