Mr. Sharon's speech on Monday was filled with tough language, underscoring his refusal to negotiate while the violence continued.
"She busted her butt to provide," Linney says, the uncharacteristically coarse language underscoring her desire to emphasize the point.
In Latvia on Saturday, voters rejected a proposal to make Russian the country's second official language, underscoring the difficulties in coming to terms with the Soviet heritage there.
Mr. Cameron, citing reports he said he had received of attacks in Misurata on Tuesday morning "from the land and the sea," vilified the Libyan leader in starkly personal language, underscoring the widespread scorn and isolation he faces.
Instructors at the department's training facility at Rodman's Neck in the Bronx teach officers the importance of "shelving or ramping down one's ego," while underscoring that tone, body language, words and actions can dictate whether a stop will go badly for both the officer and the citizen, said Detective James Shanahan, a Police Academy instructor.
The language underscored the pressure that party leaders on both sides place on candidates to meet their fund-raising goals.
Ms. Monk's use of her own invented language underscores the sense of otherworldly mystery inherent in the piece.
These dual translations into what is, for many, unfamiliar language underscore the diversity of the citizens to whom these rights are granted.
But Mr. Bernanke's cautious language underscored the Fed's reluctance to ride again to the aid of a plodding economy.
Mr. Frum's penchant for facile analogies and bellicose language underscores the dogmatic, hectoring tone of this book, a book that plays solely to readers who already share all of his certainties and that makes no effort to persuade others through historical knowledge, foreign policy acumen or simple logic.
