Cue the understandable outrage from public school and teacher advocates: for example, Nancy Flanagan from Education Week underscores all the contingent work that makes the profession far from the 8-3 job that many accept as truth.
To underscore all that, the campaign borrows terms from technology like "search engine," "browse," "storage capacity," "add friends" and "set preferences" to describe features of the Cube.
Most were self-critical, admitting that the diary had underscored all of the frivolous purchases that they should have been avoiding.
The cover-up failed, and the episode underscored all that was wrong with the old leadership: the flaunting of dubious wealth, the abuse of power and the lack of any heart.
While topics of the GDGs varied, underscoring all sessions were messages of the importance of non-violence in the home, respect and communication between men and women, and recognition of the important contributions women make to household well-being.
Of course, underscoring all of this is the tragic circumstance they had to come back from just to get the thing finished, so it's understandable if we sort of grade on a curve.
Underscoring all questions will be the woman's perception of how, if at all, participating in the intervention created or affected these changes.
Those disparities were underscored all year.
Which pretty much underscores all that has happened since.
Handed a possible poisoned chalice by being asked to review the book in the organ Johnson currently writes for, the Daily Telegraph, Con Coughlin unsurprisingly found things to praise: "there is a profound point underscoring all the levity and bravura", he insisted, and the mayor of London's "characteristically breathless romp" offers "high entertainment".
