She outlines Socrates mainly by describing the sights, sounds, mores and facts that surrounded him.
She outlines the literary history of love, by way of Dante and the troubadours of Provence.
She outlines a modest-sized rectangle in the air with her hands.
She outlines China's civil war and tracks Shanghai's role as an intellectual hub of the Communist revolution.
She outlines examples all over the world, including protests against Whitehaven Coal's mine at Maules Creek in northern NSW.
She outlines him taping their phone calls, handing her a "brutal" prenup and even faxing her an invoice for the time they'd spent together.
She outlines a trail connecting crooked stock promotions by major brokerage firms to "late trading" in mutual funds by privileged investors to questionable commissions taken by insurance brokers.
She outlines coping techniques, and concludes, "Only you can and will develop little tricks to get you through your fog times -- hang in there, you will learn them".
She outlines the ways in which her life has mirrored or diverged from the role models of her favorite shows in a buoyant 80-minute monologue written with Kate Moira Ryan and directed by Amanda Charlton.
She outlines the corollary idea that barefoot is the "primitive" and therefore "healthier" way to run, and that runners wearing shoes tend to land heel first, leading to more injuries (with forefoot strike more related to the avoidance of injury than wearing shoes).
She outlines the idea of the unique human sexual division of labor (men the hunters and women the gatherers) and the exchange of meat for fidelity, or "sex contract", but then questions whether hunting is more of a social signal than an essential part of subsistence.
