But "Revelations" succeeds because it so warmly and wonderfully captures the joyful side of the black American experience.
I love it because it so fittingly embodies its own definition.
Concurrency is a key aspect of almost any real-time and embedded system because it so directly influences its performance.
The book really is a remarkable object, and not just because it so eccentrically insists on its own significance.
Its liveness would be negated, because it so totally acknowledges our presence.
Cat agility has not caught on quite as rapidly as its founders had hoped — and not, they insist, because it so often results in cat futility.
That kind of time travel is part of the special allure of movies, and "Breathless," precisely because it so effortlessly, so breathlessly, captures the rhythms of its time and place, erases the distance between the now and then.
The content-independence of political obligation reflects the fact that what stands in need of justification is the polity's right to its subjects' obedience — to their acting as it directs because it so directs them.
This sticks in the memory because it so rare.
Sun stood out because it so often oscillated between lovable bravado and insanity.
Perhaps GTA V is causing so much controversy because it so accurately satirises society.
