Her girlishness is underscored not only by an early description of ice skating, but also by her account of the last important thing she told Roy: that she had just had her first period.
Mr. Gates's critique of top-heavy headquarters overseas was underscored not only by the date on which it was given but also by the location of the speech: the Dwight D. Eisenhower Presidential Library and Museum here.
Every month the restaurant will adopt a new theme, underscored not only by a new menu but also by new graphic icons, tweaked décor and a new multichannel soundtrack (crackling fire, swirling snow, synthesizer whooshes and whoops) in lieu of the usual play list.
The urgency is underscored not only by the fact that the low-income Americans and the 48 million uninsured -- those whom the law was primarily intended to benefit -- won't get the help they were promised.
The brutal reality of the seemingly intractable conflict only underscored comments by Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld in an open meeting at the Pentagon on Thursday.
By Doreen St. Félix April 16, 2018 By Doreen St. Félix April 16, 2018 Beyoncé's Coachella performance, her most comprehensive retrospective to date, underscored not only her Southernness but the global black vernacular that continues to shape her.
Before going to their seats, theatergoers are escorted behind the set and down through the narrow aisle between the bunks, and the overall claustrophobia of the barracks, rendered chillingly by the set and lighting designer David Adams, is only underscored by a passage through it.
That is only underscored by the immense contrast between the city's haves and have-nots.
His question is only underscored by a 1956 article, "Communist Interrogation," in The Archives of Neurology and Psychiatry, recently turned up by the Intelligence Science Board, which advises the spy agencies.
11, in a city that has learned to take no chances — a lesson only underscored by the bomb attack on Monday in Boston.
