The woman in question was not at the event — she was on the campaign trail in Tampa, Fla .— which might underscore to some her personally uneasy relationship with fashion, but Grace Coddington, Vogue's editor at large, said that such a perceived ambivalence was probably a good thing.
On one hand, Trump is using his whiteness as a weapon to mobilize people; on the other, Clinton is deploying hers as a tool to prove her competence, and to underscore her power to help others.
Her visits on Sunday to Brooklyn and then to Chinatown, where she marched in the Chinese New Year parade alongside Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver and Councilman John C. Liu of Queens, who has criticized her immigration stances, underscored her need to reach out to a much different constituency.
Sophie Zawistowska, Karen Silkwood, Isak Dinesen, Lindy Chamberlain, Ethel Rosenberg — in her best roles, Streep has always managed to find a larger canvas to play against, one that has only underscored her fidelity to the truth of her characters.
Still, Wender said, it is important to reiterate a point Jolie took pains to underscore: that her course of treatment is not for everyone.
I didn't like her, wrote her off as a superficial snob, and felt the need to underscore her inability to spot a fake.
Woo is cast as a villain, underscored by her frequent appearance to the theme music that accompanied the Wicked Witch of the West in the Wizard of Oz.
To underscore her stubborn hope, her committee has a full schedule of fund-raising events -- from school dances to a walk-athon -- planned through June.
On Friday, Ms. Quinn's spokesman sought to underscore her willingness to take controversial stances on principle.
But her other priorities underscored her desire to leave behind a stronger Germany, too.
She underscored her commitment to humane policies toward the homeless and her opposition to school vouchers, an idea the Mayor wants to try in the city.
