Trump is learning the practice of politics in halls echoing with American paranoia.
Following Derrida, Butler accepts that whenever we use a term or perform an act we are engaged in a practice of citation: our usage echoes imagined past and possible future uses, in a way that does not produce stability of meaning.
It clearly echoes the practice of luring obviously unqualified buyers into buying a new home and then their not being able to meet the payments later.
Echoing the practice of Tony Blair, who placed himself above the political fray by borrowing ideas from his opponents, Cameron opened his manifesto with language normally found in a Fabian pamphlet.
His preference which in fact echoes the practice of Frege was to allow any context in which a single propositional variable is free to serve as a substituend for a functor like $\delta$, and mark the places into which the argument of $\delta$ was to be slotted with an apostrophe, so in our examples $C \apos q$, $CC\apos 0 \apos$.
Trump's hesitancy to disavow white supremacists echoes his practice of repeatedly dodging questions about David Duke, a former KKK grand wizard who supported Trump, during the 2016 presidential campaign.
The practice of imposing ashes and fasting, echoing the mourning and repentance rituals of Israel, began in the early Church; by medieval times Ash Wednesday services were a regular part of the Christian year.
Kosenko's case has appalled rights activists who say it is unclear why he was held separately in psychiatric carewhile awaiting trial, a punishment that echoes the Soviet practice of confining dissidents to mental institutions.
This study used donation data from private businesses as an example, echoing the social practice of reform with Chinese characteristics that is currently occurring.
The ritual of drawing too, for Bourgeois, echoed the daily practice of the creature.
