For some academics, those show business figures only emphasize the dubiousness of the enterprise.
"We can only emphasize the concern we feel now," they wrote.
I would only emphasize how kind, thoughtful and funny he is, how full of life and generosity.
Scenes of professional cleaners in offices and laboratories, and of ordinary people tidying up their homes, only emphasize the futility of trying to control or eradicate dust.
For all the dancing and good cheer, the occasion of Mrs. Astor's centennial and her buoyant longevity only emphasize the poignant chapters in her life.
Because Qatar is unlikely to abandon ties with these parties, mentioning these relationships in the interview would only emphasize obstacles in the way of improved U.S.-Qatari relations.
The details on which Labunski does dwell — county-by-county voting results, weather reports, news of Madison's chronically unhappy bowels — only emphasize the thinness of his story line.
But these only emphasize the hectic, willful mediocrity that characterizes the rest of the movie, and far too many of its kind.
"By stopping the shipments, they're disrupting commercial contracts, which is regrettable and will only emphasize the need for geographic diversity of supply," he said.
But the luminous surfaces of the film's Italian vistas only emphasize the discrepancy between appearance and reality for Americans who have left their moral compasses in another time zone.
The books by Mr. Richardson, Mr. Romney and Mr. Giuliani not only emphasize process over policy but also promote the proposition that government can be run like a business, that problem-solving and managerial efficiency — rather than specific stands on issues — are the keys to leadership.
