| Attempts in the past to foster non-argumentative discussion have fail as exampled by the non-debate thread furor. |
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| Definitions of pleasure are entirely relative, exampled most evidently by masochism or self-destructive tendencies. |
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| Her previous film and video work shows a distinct concern for documentary visual practices and a fascination with ethnographic films, exampled in her 1999 film Facing Forward. |
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| In situations where the first language text is not so simple as exampled, interpretations can be problematic. |
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| In what way might equanimity be exampled as important in that respect? |
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| Apparently they brought in 4.7 million last year, but the outgoing cash was minimal as exampled by the 29k for scholarships from their general fund. |
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| This is exampled by the installation of efficient new central heating systems although both apartments still retain their original, working 19th century stone stove. |
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| A further comment referred to the value of countries meeting together more frequently in order to exchange ideas and experiences and this process always leads to fruitful outcomes as exampled by this meeting itself. |
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| In this and other respects, the COSYMA analyses reported here are not intended to provide precise forecasts of the radioactive releases and consequences at the exampled nuclear power plants. |
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| Mr. Landaburu had also stated the exampled relations between Morocco and the EU in the field of political dialogue and in the different political, economic, financial, commercial and sectoral forms of cooperation. |
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| Said maintained that the contradiction between the warm, humanist world of Britain that was best exampled by Austen's idealised, bucolic English countryside vs. |
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