There is no such thing as a charmed life and the book underscores life's precariousness, reminding us not to take anyone we love for granted.
In Buenos Aires, she finds herself stranded and alone, yet seduced by the music that underscores life in the city: tango, born from lower-class immigrant voices, now the illicit, scandalous dance of brothels and cabarets.
Along the way, it will underscore life events that occurred in battleground states — like Virginia, where Mr. McCain attended high school, and Florida, where he trained as a Navy pilot.
It is the sense of Puritan fatalism that underscores New England life.
Looking back at the final years of Keynes' life underscores an important point about the world we live in today: some of the key decisions that define it were made more than seven decades ago by an elite group of white men in a meeting at a swanky New Hampshire ski resort.
Indeed, his depiction of the role that music plays in Julian's inner life underscores his newfound strengths as a writer, and it points the way beyond this flawed novel to what, the reader hopes, will be more organic and fully realized works that showcase all of his abundant gifts.
But his own fears — he declined to give his name because, he said, he was worried for the safety of relatives in Tripoli — underscored how treacherous life in Libya remains.
Ms. Bloomberg has outgrown a period of resenting assumptions that she wins blue ribbons only because she was born rich, a fact of life underscored by her brief, and somewhat irritable, cameo in the 2003 documentary "Born Rich," by Jamie Johnson, a Johnson & Johnson heir.
Hope was a significant factor in all aspects of quality of life, underscoring the importance of hope for family caregivers.
The role of the eyes in mobility, function, and enjoyment of life underscore the importance of maintaining good ocular health.
Advocates for widespread use of personal genomic profiling recommend that it is best done as early as possible in life, underscoring the need for comprehensive management plans and multidisciplinary discussion on the return of incidental findings (IFs) in clinical research.
