This raid by combined German air & ground forces only serves to underscore my point.
But the temporary confusion serves to underscore that Trachsel and Lo Duca are still in the getting-to-know-you stage of their relationship.
In the end I'm afraid Mr. Cummings's honorable attempt to transfer the characters' pangs to the plane of archetype only serves to underscore their unfitness for the journey.
Last year, A Trip to the Moon opened the Cannes film festival – that it was digitally restored only serves to underscore the quaintness of Méliès's artisanal special effects.
"It also serves to underscore the deficiencies of Ofheo as a regulator, in that Ofheo never detected the breakdown in the accounting and audit function at Freddie Mac.
"Their hubris is stunning and serves to underscore the lack of corporate responsibility so striking in this report," the senator said.
All of this serves to underscore the conclusion that the sooner an emissions trading scheme can be implemented the better," it said.
The scared couple's vulnerability also serves to underscore the other big question that Albee asks in this masterly play: What, besides cohabitation, makes a marriage?
The surprising White House announcement, which came after a telephone call between the men, serves to underscore what appears to be a difficult start to their relationship.
There is little dramatic action as conventionally understood; however frantically the characters perform, their busyness serves to underscore the fact that nothing happens to change their existence.
But, in some ways, New York's position near the vanguard in such work only serves to underscore the monumental task that remains.
