Nationwide, instruction that underscores the country's ethnic variety has been controversial.
The play ends on a somber note that underscores the pain of loss.
The tightly patterned story has a musical structure that underscores the drama's starkest, deepest conflicts.
There are recipes, as well six hundred of them, a figure that underscores the prolificacy necessary to Achatz's reputation.
Speaking is Difficult A haunting film that underscores the persistence of mass shootings in America during the past five years.
Such overemphasis slightly cripples some sequences, including one that underscores the ecclesiastical element in "One for the Road".
But there is a story that underscores the 27-year age gap between Inkster, 51, and O'Toole, 24.
In several shots he brightens and darkens the image, a manipulation that underscores the sense of discovery.
The company's solution has been to offer mostly new and unusual works in an intimate setting that underscores the theatrical side of opera.
But the rally extended a period of harsh volatility in the markets that underscores the lingering uncertainty about the economy and the troubled housing market.
Still, even local legislators from Mr. Putin's party have publicly opposed the tariff, an unusual example of dissent that underscores the depth of feeling here.
