For example, the property of being a property is itself a property, so it exemplifies itself.
This exemplifies itself with cooking videos, new equipment demonstrations, first impressions, travel, reaction videos and new games she's trying out.
Tétreau points out that ens conceptionale is really coextensive with the universe of beings because it exemplifies in itself all the modes of natural being.
Free-trade negotiations between India and Japan have dragged on for years, with no deal in sight.The missing linkMost glaring of all, India is largely absent from those supply chains in East and South-East Asia that have come to exemplify globalisation itself.
If Waukesha succeeds, predicts David Naftzger of the Council of Great Lakes Governors, other cities may set their straws on the lakes, too.Milwaukee itself exemplifies the hope that water may not only support growth, but catalyse it.
(The essay itself exemplifies freemiumfree for anyone who wanders by WSJ.com, not just to those of us who pay to subscribe to the sites full content).
Over the weekend, I read The New Republic's report on the Politico -- an article that, unto itself, exemplifies the incestuous, self-absorbed problems in the journalism business that the article sought to examine.
It follows that, if our 2kg object a itself also exemplifies having 1kg mass, then, as a is a part of itself, there must be a 1kg part of a that is wholly distinct from a.
Hardborough exemplifies insularity: "The town itself was an island between sea and river, muttering and drawing into itself as soon as it felt the cold.
He said Mr. Jobs's legacy was either the message of the Stanford speech — "stay hungry, stay foolish" — or that "the company exemplifies the best design, holding itself to a higher standard".
The mentor relationship, which is so well exemplified here, shows itself as a mutually fulfilling one.
