It's that the world Potter created so compellingly in those 23 little books comprises nothing less than a clear-sighted primer for navigating the amoral world of mature capitalism.
The converse is also true: it is that different dimension and that different set of references which comprises nothing less than the entire providential schema of human history, from the beginning right up until the end of the world that, starting from a certain point, begins to be administered and regulated in accordance with the principles that had governed the ancient Greek household.
In some cases, developments comprise nothing but luxury properties.
In this nearly traditional salad, the grapefruit plays a leading role, complementing mild shrimp in an almost ridiculously easy dressing, comprising nothing more than nam pla (fish sauce) or soy sauce, lime juice, a bit of sugar and some water.
In South Africa four years ago, when the nights were freezing cold and the France substitutes huddled under a blanket during the group game in Polokwane, more than a few Mexican supporters gamely attended the match in wrestling outfits comprising nothing more than a mask and a leotard.
Meat-eating may have become an act riddled with moral and ethical ambiguities, but eating a steak at the end of a short, primordial food chain comprising nothing more than ruminants and grass and light is something I'm happy to do and defend.
While the idea of a feature comprising nothing but photographs and voice-overs might sound a little static, Ms. Tan keeps the movie moving, in both senses of the word, with her canny use of dissolves, deliberate camera movement within a frame, and an ingenious soundtrack that often hints that the images might "come to life" at any second.
Something like this consequence is drawn by Putnam (1981), who takes the stream of consciousness to comprise nothing more than sensations and images, which (as Frege saw) should be sharply distinguished from thought and meaning.
In the end, it comprises of nothing more than improving the conditions for democratic debates and future decisions to make them more sophisticated, transparent and open.
If the trailers for the sixth and final series are any indication, the whole thing is going to be comprised of nothing but endless weeping and John Lewis ballad covers.
But they all have something in common, they all brilliantly subvert the idea of that women are the "fairer sex" comprised of nothing but "sugar and spice and all things nice" and teach us the important lesson that sometimes that sugar might be laced with poison".
