The moment felt quintessentially SoCal and perfectly underscored the point of view Lim and Leon (both of whom have L.A. roots) are bringing to the Paris-based brand. .
As if to underscore the point, residents of Gaviotas respectfully call Mr. Lugari "Doctor".
To underscore the point, one of the challengers set up his headquarters in the same building that served as Mr. Obama's office for the primary.
These facts underscore the point that studies of the genetic architecture of fitness should focus on comprehensive measures of offspring adult performance.
As if to underscore the point, a convoy of Iraqi vehicles piled high with furniture was parked in front of the American position.
As if to underscore the point, a group of Malian troops briefly abandoned their posts recently and fired shots in the air to demand a deployment bonus.
In both roles, she wore silk robes from her Armenian grandmother's trousseau, to underscore the point that many of the "popular" nuts originated near Armenia, in Asia Minor.
As if to underscore the point, an array of veterans, including senior officers who served under Mr. Clinton and Mr. Gore, last week endorsed Mr. Bush, who served as a fighter pilot in the Texas National Guard during the Vietnam War and was, for the record, a lieutenant.
Dante Ross witheringly underscores the point: "To a lot of people who deem themselves politically correct.
As if to underscore the point, a huge desk of indeterminate vintage awaits just inside the entrance to Jus' Stuff; it has nice lines and a sable stain, and the top is decorated with picture frames of all shapes and sizes.
