Reunions are always bad ideas as exemplified by Grace and Favour or even reuniting Hi-de-Hi stars for Oh Doctor Beeching.
Of course, because of our completely different histories, reference points, education systems, social makeup, even national characters as exemplified by different lavatory designs, there are always going to be some aspects of our respective theatre cultures that won't translate.
Bringing in the Austinian perspective, we can now say that answers to questions are always understood as claims about the actual situations that exemplify the question extension.
One is exemplified by certain British pop groups, like Oasis and the Kinks, where the brothers are always arguing and even fighting onstage.
For properties: to be is to be exemplified.
The amount of this cytochrome b in relation to the fusion protein was always significantly smaller, as exemplified on gel in Fig. 4D.
"I think that's partly because the news industry sometimes seems to be struggling for its soul, and David always exemplified both soul and integrity".
His complete lack of impulse control is always on full display, as exemplified by the aptly-named "President Show" segment "Screaming at the TV!," in which Atamanuik's Trump literally watches TV news clips and yells at the television set like an angry second-grader ― an absurd premise drawn straight from the real thing.
Herder believes, plausibly, that a work of art is always written or made to exemplify a certain genre, and that it is vitally important for the interpreter to identify its genre in order to understand it.
Lavish was always the watchword for the czars, exemplified by the magnificent Amber Room in the Catharine Palace, to reopen during the anniversary celebration.
