This has the effect of underscoring the truth of the dramatic section, as if Rene weren't just creating his campaign but also living it, which he is.
As if to underscore the truth of Mr Schrempp's remarks, several senior American managers have been sacked, including Chrysler's president, Jim Holden, who was recently replaced by a German, Dieter Zetsche.What to do?
The essence of this story has been known for eight years despite APA denials, euphemisms, double-talk and whitewashing; the report simply underscores the truth of what many of us have been saying all along.
We were appalled to hear of his dismissal, but it only served to underscore the truth of what he wrote after Turkey's television networks ran documentaries — including one about penguins — instead of covering the civil unrest that all residents of Istanbul could see and hear outside their windows.
It is a possibility that resonates in the mind and in the soul, and it underscores the truth of Mr. Feiler's comment near the end of this thoughtful, informed and perceptive book: that the Bible possesses an extraordinary ability "to make itself relevant to anyone who encounters it".
These experts taught me a few tricks, but they also underscored the beautiful truth that sometimes the best way to fix something is to bang it really hard with a hammer.
Ballmer's subtext was underscoring the primal truth of Microsoft life, which is that no matter how smart you are you're dumber than Bill.
But instead his experiment underscores the new truth about American-made products: The only people who can afford to buy them are the richest ones.
I saw people whose lives were irrevocably changed by the most horrific experiences imaginable, and my mind is filled with their stories, underscoring the adage "truth can be stranger than fiction".
The proliferation of counterfeit realities underscored the difficulty of ascertaining the truth in a country where there are so few arbiters of it.
