Some theories are based on an analytical approach and some on a numerical one, namely the finite element method.
Each book was to be based on an existing one, namely a copy of the exhibition catalog that the Secession had produced for the artist's solo show.
As far as my agenda is concerned, I would hope that all of us can work toward the same one: namely, to honor the best work on the American stage during the course of the season.
Merely to say that everything is "one" is to recognize something else besides the one, namely our statement pointing it out.
21 is a markedly theological one, namely whether, if the soul were to take on other ashes at resurrection, a man would be numerically the same as he was before.
Second, as remarked above, there are kinds of creature that start out not having a public language and end up fluent in one: namely, our children.
But definitions aside, none of these answers is likely to be the most truthful and common one: namely, that a leader is a man.
Ultimately, I think Obama's real problem has been a familiar one, namely that, inadvertently or not, he overpromised and necessarily underdelivered.
The important assets are mostly under his hat, or would be if he wore one; namely, a large stock of information about American teenagers.
All the scandals of banking – and there seems to be a fresh one with every new page we turned – can be reduced to one, namely that of the customer coming last.
