Foregrounded

But the network’s most foregrounded effects are on Kendall’s daughter, who attends a school where her classmates have started an anti-ATN club, and is seemingly perturbed by her father’s role in elevating Mencken.

The materiality of sex is thus foregrounded by SB180, and terms that have been in use for millennia, such as “woman,” “man,” “mother” and “father” are tied once more to that materiality.

It’s all so lovely and transporting, and while very little of this design is foregrounded, to the point where it impacts on your decisions, it does a wonderful job of filling in your mental picture of this bizarre floating sarcophagus-come-uterus.

They're both extremely talented surgeons and that was something that is always foregrounded.

What has remained, though, is the approach that sets this production apart: Through its blank masked-performers and reverent atmosphere, ritual is foregrounded.

Second, it has always foregrounded a different idea of the nation from the exclusionary Western idea of uniformity.

Similarly, season 11 episode 8, "," should have depicted Becca Savage’s earlier trials – or even King James on the hunt for witches – and, thus, foregrounded their ruthlessness, and the religious fervor which permeates the story.

And the images, often grainy, with sharply foregrounded details, leave many objects lingering like ghosts in the out-of-focus hinterland.

These programs foregrounded youthful attractive casts and appealing locations but the programs were not long-running successes and Neighbours and Home and Away remained the most visible and consistently successful Australian soap operas in production.