It's best not to discuss delicate issues via a text or e-mail; facial expressions and tone of voice are important tools to underscore emotion and concern.
More frequently, the subject is unrequited love or a lover's parting or absence, giving Wolf the opportunity to musically underscore turbulent emotions with fiery music.
The diplomatic maneuvering underscores the emotions in both nations.
He described the decision as gut-wrenching, underscoring the emotions stirred in American politics by a 92-year-old question.
As the polls underscore, the same emotions and sense of dislocation are expressed by many those turning out in support of Mr Sanders, though his thoughts on the solutions to America's challenges may be very different to Trump.
This finding underscores what emotion scientists have been demonstrating with respect to judgments of the more "classic" affective states of others, such as happiness, sadness, anger, and fear namely, that such judgments are influenced not only by what is going on "below the neck" (e.g., in a person's body language) but also by the context external to the body (e.g., de Gelder et al., 2006).
She continued, "It fulfills its purpose of underscoring the emotion of the story by being moody and slow to change melodically and harmonically, and by using many pregnant pauses and minimalist-leaning repetitive figures".
Boldface names seldom show up to this part of the Grammys, but those performers who do come often accept their honors with heavy emotions, and underscore how much the award can mean to the industry's rank and file.
Food on film elicits all kinds of reactions and yearnings that underscore just how much emotion we sometimes invest in day-to-day eating or... binging or whatever sensible eaters do.
The need for a review, even if it was only a formality, underscored the charged emotions that accompanied the deal.
The posting of the information online over the weekend has touched off an outcry across the country that has underscored the raw emotions surrounding the issue of guns.
