The ability to steal cars, escape the police and vicariously live the life of a crime boss underlined this sense of liberty.
As in-depth reporting in the Guardian this week has highlighted, rough-sleeping in England is up nearly a third year-on-year, and the figures have doubled since 2010: a plainly shameful fact that underlines the sense of a government locked into a grim re-enactment of the 1980s.
The extraordinary revelation that MI5 was asked by the Home Secretary in 1936 to intercept all phone calls between the King's country residence, Buckingham Palace and London addresses likely to include the home of Wallis Simpson underlines the sense of panic gripping Britain's governing elite at the height of the constitutional meltdown.
The verdict of her political ally Cheryl Gillan – who, according to Westminster whispers, was sacked from the cabinet by David Cameron while he drank red wine – underlines the sense of someone very different from most current Conservative high-ups: "She's a tremendous listener, she takes it all in, and I think that is often women's operating style".
When asked about this, participants tended to talk in terms of family 'being busy' or 'having their own lives to lead', a response that underlines the sense that carers felt that caring for the PWD was primarily their responsibility and were reluctant to burden family with that responsibility.
The vivid results of their teamwork underline the sense that, as Mr. Tarr put it, "this is true, this is happening in front of me, because it happened in front of the camera".
This process of identification may facilitate collective action, as Pecqueur (2001 44) underlined: "the sense of belonging to a set of shared values enables the creation of clubs".
The Palestinian infighting only underlined the sense of those warnings.
Apple's canny rebranding of mobile applications as "apps" underlined that sense of a new start.
A few fumbled lines underline the sense that Dullea is not wholly present in the enterprise.
