In Bananarama's hit version of "Venus," for example, contestants universally omit the "at" from the awkward line "I'm your Venus/I'm your fire/At your desire".
Laws prohibiting slander and fraud, for example, are universally accepted as constitutional, despite the absolute language of the First Amendment.
30 Fear of snakes, for example, is universally present in all cultures.
Genes for small and large rRNA (12 S and 16 S in Mammals, for example) are found universally; indeed, genes for tRNA vary greatly in terms of numbers, although a set of 22 27 tRNAs is common in many eukaryotic groups.
The bishop was known by different names—"fool" in French and "elephant" in Russian, for example—and was not universally recognized by a distinctive mitre until the 19th century.
For example, ⊥ is neither universally representative nor special in minimal logic (according to the consequence relation associated with the Johansson's Minimalkalkül, that is).
For example, rigid t-designs, universally optimal t-codes (configurations), as well as finite sets which admit the structure of an association scheme, are among them.
An old platitude about whales, for example—one which was universally endorsed on pain of being linguistically incompetent prior to whales being classified as cetaceans was that they are big fish.
For example smoking appeared to universally provoke the most frustration.
In the present study, gyrA ciprofloxacin resistance mutations were found universally: for example, S91F mutations were identified in all 65 (100%) isolates.
