"America has had an extraordinary struggle with racism, underscored so poignantly by the degree to which we seek to stand as a symbol of democracy and human rights.
As the TARP bailout experience has underscored so well, when you put out a big trough, lots of oinkers show up for a taste.
It's madness, and it underscores so much that's wrong with modern wildlife management today.
In a campaign that people here often describe in terms of a choice between East and West, the debate has come closer than any poll to identifying the political center, underscoring why so many expect a victory for Tunisia's mainstream Islamist party, Ennahda.
The case of the individual letters in the color name is ignored, as are spaces and underscores, so that the color DARK_GRAY can be written as "Dark Gray".
It's no easy task to declare foremost elements when the music, under Claire van Kampen's supervision and provided by musicians using traditional instruments, underscores so much of the proceedings lambently as played on this Globe's balcony.
Either answer your real email address but add an underscore _ (underscore), so friends will try to get to you but actually will fail.
"The notice underscores why so many legitimate questions have been raised concerning Wada's process in banning Meldonium as well as the manner in which they notified players.
The new report, broadly consistent with other data on the aftermath of the Great Recession, underscores why so many Americans think the economy remains in poor health.
Harrington's footloose and stress-free eight-under-par 63 underscored why so few golfers manage to lead a tournament from start to finish, as Mickelson is trying to do for the first time since his 13-stroke victory in the 2006 BellSouth Classic.
