Remarkably restrained as a politician, as a writer Yizhar questioned the fundaments of the Zionist enterprise.
Shaking, gyrating, flexing and flouncing fundaments are front and centre of Cannon's giddy Saturday Night Fever-goes-to-Kingston tale.
Wild Beasts's pernickety art-rock and London Grammar's po-faced electro-pop both rather vanished up their own fundaments.
The dinner party might be dead, but the fundaments of domestic edible pleasure will endure for ever and ever.
But the Black Ops series has always toyed with the fundaments of the series, and this is an interesting step toward something slightly more complicated.
But, somehow, that brave new tomorrow full of leafy greens and hip hop aerobics never dawns, and our amassing fundaments are drawn ever more heavily to Earth.
He always went much further, however, and for this reason, anyone invested in deciphering the ornaments and fundaments of the material world benefits from his theories.
And it's not just the character progression system that borrows from RPG convention – the fundaments of the genre are there in structure of the game, too.
Real politics is surely more visceral, bound up with the fundaments of the way people think about themselves, and their place in the world.
His manic street preaching has been one of the fundaments of a band who, in turn, have long been a cardinal point of good taste in guitar music.
Klein (a self-described liberal who insists on separating his academic critique from any connection to a conservative political agenda) says the danger lies in allowing such precepts to crowd out fundaments on which modernity is based.
