Grob-Fitzgibbon is persuasively insistent that imperial commitments did not run counter to European ideals, but, surprising as it may seem, underpinned them.
It is this ignorance that seems to underpin the entire bill.
An argument about which team is more profitable seems to underpin the proceedings but there are deeper issues at stake.
There is also something quite spiteful about this government too: a vengeful, nasty streak seems to underpin almost everything they do.
"Topically inconclusive" is Lucy Bengstrom's ambition for a magazine article she's writing on the author of a best-selling wartime memoir, and a similar notion seems to underpin this novel, set in Seattle in the near future.
"The canvas bag / just sits there, full of tools / that are old and rusted" laments another; a desire for an atavistic masculinity, unchallenged by our modern world's complexities, seems to underpin Burns's writing.
The company's co-founder, Sunil Paul, has a patent dating back to 2002 for a technology that seems to underpin the whole industry: a method of sending a signal from a passenger's cell phone to a central server and then to the closest available driver for a pickup, and of tracking the subsequent ride.
There are too many lovely moments to count, not least the little lift into the chorus as she sings "When you say you love me, know I love you more," or the genuine sadness and fear that seems to underpin the lines, "Baby can you hear me when I'm crying out for you?
[Link to Encyclopedia Article 'Abduction' by Peter Achinstein for more on this topic.] In the linguistic case, what sometimes seems to underpin people's positions on such issues is differing intuitions as to who has the burden of proof in this debate.
Failure of white adipose tissue to appropriately store excess metabolic substrate seems to underpin obesity-associated type 2 diabetes.
