| Why, then, relegate these exemplary films to the margins of cinema, as if they were only epiphenomena? |
| The exhibition shows how a place can influence artists' work to the extent that art pieces arising from this immersion appear, as it were, as epiphenomena. |
| Add one more thing to the list of the world's cutest epiphenomena, alongside panda cubs, kissing otters and Ronan Farrow: 13-year-old all-girl Swedish punk bands. |
| What he wished to avoid was a materialism that saw mental states as only epiphenomena, and an idealism not open to scientific investigation. |
| Fukuyama rejects reductionist attempts to explain political and social institutions as mere epiphenomena of underlying economic or technological structures. |
| The charges he faces in Yugoslavia misuse of power, corruption and perhaps incitement of others to resist his arrest concern not much more than the epiphenomena of his rule. |
