They are underscoring the degree to which femininity is always, in a sense, an act, even a masquerade: get the right clothes, hair, make-up, voice, adjust the stockings, and sail out into the world.
And they were underscored each time Robert D. Liodice, president and chief executive of the association, came onstage: the Bee Gees song "Stayin' Alive" was played over the sound system.
His words are underscored by the bass of Yoli Baum.
The departures are underscored in part by SoFi indefinitely delaying its previously announced IPO plans.
Copeland's encounters with Simkin, in contrast, are underscored by risk-taking.
The threat they pose was underscored with the discovery Sunday of at least 53 bodies, people who appeared to have been executed, possibly by anti-Qaddafi fighters.
Just how good they were is underscored by two extras in the set: complete versions of never-broadcast pilots for the series from 1968 and 1969, when Mr. Lear was trying to sell it to ABC.
The police thought their argument was underscored when they used tear gas to turn back an unruly crowd of 300 men trying to get into the hotel.
One thing they agree on — and which was underscored by the recent terrorist attacks in Mumbai — is that Pakistan is going to be at the forefront of foreign policy concerns for the Obama administration.
And what must be underscored is the position from which they spoke.
That fact was underscored at the second mark, which they rounded with a lead of 36 seconds.
