Often, exclamation marks, which according to Fitzgerald, is akin to "laughing at your own jokes", and various combinations of colon/semicolon and brackets are necessary to underscore the sentiments of statements to avoid being misconstrued.
A new Atlantic Council poll underscores the sentiment.
Matt Copson of the Slade School of Art further underscores the sentiment with his work centering on the archetypal anti-hero of Reynard the Fox.
But the sentiments underscore the increasingly hard feelings of Cruceños, who feel that President Carlos Mesa has made economically ruinous decisions at their expense as he tries to walk a line between indigenous groups doggedly opposed to globalization and businessmen who favor market reforms and economic ties with Bolivia's neighbors.
This ratio of calls to puts is higher than 80% of all those taken during the past year, underscoring the bullish sentiment we saw in the stock's SOIR.
The prolonged scarcity of reports in the press underscored the collective sentiment of the Southeast D.C. community, most of whom believe that racial and gender bias however unintentional inclined major news networks to flout their ethical commitment to informing the community.
These vitriolic sentiments underscore the way we are stereotyped in the media, demonized and dehumanized by right-wing pundits, policed by law enforcement and terrorized by those who use Stand Your Ground to cut us down without a second thought.
Twala's sentiments underscore the mutuality inherent in reaching out to someone else.
But since I was this granny I am a humble, understanding person and I don't want anybody to feel any pain". Twala's sentiments underscore the mutuality inherent in reaching out to someone else.
The song that follows, Cher's recent hit "Believe," neatly underscores the same sentiments in a lighter disco-funk style.
Offering sentiments that underscore the challenges for organizing labor in an age of economic insecurity and scarcity, Wilson pointedly dismissed the value of handing a sliver of her wages off to a third party for union dues.
