The state has been trying to underscore how much further there is to go.
I do want to underscore how very different our community circumstances are," Dorsey said.
(He apologized, and was suspended for a week, a span that served to underscore how brief Rice's suspension was).
This artificiality serves only to underscore how authentic the novel's most understated insights and narrative observations have been.
Odessia Brown moved her arms stiffly to underscore how one councilwoman acted like "a robot" at a hearing.
The criminal-case details are enough to underscore how a player's character cannot be measured by shot sequences.
To underscore how unheralded purely numerical order is, one need look no further than the fractured MIT library system.
That kind of last-minute, deeply personal change of heart seemed to underscore how most legislators felt about their vote.
"I want to underscore how tragic, how horrific the crimes against the Rohingya are," said Canada's foreign minister Chrystia Freeland.
Researchers coined the term "biological predeterminism" to underscore how the cellular makeup of a given cancer — rather than when it was found — was most important in determining survival.
It explains why Judge Posner, who wrote the opinion, includes a photo of Marley to underscore how "dreadlocks can attain a formidable length and density".
