Reviews of their 150-minute show have foregrounded one thing: her return.
Organizers have foregrounded the thousands of people working for change nationwide, not just charismatic leaders like Barber.
However, the meaning of kinship, paradoxically perhaps, is less self-evident than it seemed in the mid-20th century, in part because studies have foregrounded such diverse themes as physical substance, houses, the person, children, motherhood, fatherhood, and feeding.
However, in reporting on the judgment, many British journalists have foregrounded a statement from the Telegraph's PR woman, which said that the ruling will have "adverse implications for freedom of expression".
Recent American shows, such as at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art last year or the Whitney Museum of American Art in New York in 2008, have foregrounded the culture wars of the 1980s even as they insisted on the enduring power of Mapplethorpe's art.
In recent years, academic discussions on personal life have foregrounded the open-endedness, fluidity, and changing meanings of intimacies in China (Hu and Scott 2014; Quach and Anderson 2015).
Simultaneously, Black Lives Matter and a generally reinvigorated movement for racial civil rights have foregrounded the experiences of black Americans.
(Previous albums had foregrounded his songs' rough edges).
Boyer points out that, from the start, the White House has foregrounded her gender and ethnic background.
Professor Helen Nissenbaum has foregrounded the notion of context in the debate over privacy respecting court records.
Since then, not a man to duck a challenge, he has foregrounded an ongoing dialogue with Florentine masters.
