These points are hammered home so often that some critics claimed the overzealousness of the diversity grows "wearying".
The point is hammered with vigor by primary-averse enthusiasts of Ms. Gillibrand.
Once Kennedy becomes president, the point is hammered over and again.
That point was hammered home at a United Nations conference about climate change and tourism held in Davos two months ago.
At the Bowery the point was hammered home within a minute or two of "Tij," the opening tune.
That point is hammered home by the scattered alumni in this legacy band, including the multireedist Paquito D'Rivera, the pianist Cyrus Chestnut and the bassist John Lee.
That point is hammered home by the alumni in this big band, notably the saxophonist Frank Wess, whose 90th birthday falls on Wednesday.
In commentary that followed the accusation of Kerrey and his men, the point was hammered home that never again must Americans be turned into savage brutes.
That point was hammered home by a front-page headline in Il Giornale, a newspaper owned by Mr. Berlusconi's family: "Amanda and Raffaele Acquitted: It's the Magistrates Who Should Be Convicted".
That point is hammered home by the scattered alumni in this big band, including the saxophonist Jimmy Heath, the pianist Cyrus Chestnut and the bassist John Lee; standing in for Gillespie on trumpet is Roy Hargrove.
