Whether describing the "buttery glow" of late sun on "dun-colored sandstone" or the "red termite mounds leaning like the ruined towers of miniature cities," he's constantly demonstrating that the natural world is as splendiferous as any fable.
Part of the power of quilts stems from the infinite ways they elucidate the nature of geometry, simply by constantly demonstrating how smaller shapes add up to larger, different ones.
In the search for new therapeutic products for the treatment of neurological disorders, medicinal plant research, worldwide, has progressed constantly, demonstrating the pharmacological effectiveness of different plant species in a variety of animal models [ 15].
Europe can be strong only together – a fact Britain's travails now constantly demonstrate.
"MIT faculty and students constantly demonstrate amazing creativity," said Leon Sandler, executive director of the Deshpande Center.
"Apollo was a remarkably intelligent dog who constantly demonstrated leadership... ...... Michael Potter says in a press release.
Google has constantly demonstrated its capacity to empower users in China and so has become a special target.
In an era of insecure employment, we must constantly demonstrate our usefulness through frenetic doing, and time management can give you a valuable edge.
This will be achieved by a combination of improved customer and market segmentation capability, improved customer service processes and tools, and, significantly, specific customer-focused behaviors' being constantly demonstrated both internally and with external customers.
Nationwide security reports released daily since January constantly demonstrate that southern Iraq has evolved from a war zone to a benign place where weeks often go by without a single shooting, or bombing.
But as Knussen and his superb cast, led by the tenor Martyn Hill as Taverner himself, with David Wilson Johnson as the Jester and Stephen Richardson as the King, constantly demonstrate, it is also wonderfully communicative, and the whole bundle of issues it confronts, religious, political and artistic, are as relevant today as in the 16th century, or when Davies composed the work in the 1960s.
