Which underscores the quandary.
Which underscores the third condition not visible in Iraq.
That "derisively," which underscores the point and clarifies it for anyone unfamiliar, is a good idea.
King.com is promoting itself as a new, improved Zynga, which underscores the volatile nature of the business.
I know the subject is revolting, which underscores the need for people to shut it down already.
"We respect Mr. Tagliabue's decision, which underscores the due process afforded players in N.F.L. disciplinary matters," a league statement said.
But the fact is that this actress's Lily has a palpable inner strength, which underscores the tragedy at the heart of Edith Wharton's great story.
The flag hung limp, yet was draped in such a way that the lone word "Hope," which underscores the state seal, was legible.
All of which underscores the point that a toy is not so much a plaything as a line extension and a branding opportunity.
A committee of professors and experts from the university is also looking to revise "teacher morality" guidance, which underscores the academic ethics of its staff.
Still, glistening beads have celebratory and ceremonial connotations, which underscores the duality present in so many aspects of this quietly provocative work.
