Nonetheless, realists and anti-realists alike are usually inclined to hold that Moore's Open Question Argument is getting at something important—some feature of moral claims that makes them not well captured by nonmoral claims.
Cameron's speech will probably start with tributes to the Queen, the armed forces and some feature of our great nation.
Kiefer's painting, then, is not a representation of some feature of creation so much as a re-enactment of it.
Some feature of me had caught her attention something about my appearance, something she had heard about me, something she had heard me say.
It's a big, complex organ, the brain; there's probably some feature of it that seemingly supports your "concerns", so don't feel restricted.
Some feature of me had caught her attention — something about my appearance, something she had heard about me, something she had heard me say.
As of last week, there were nearly 400 real estate listings on The Times's Web site that described some feature of the listing as "rare".
"To explain the pronounced excess of lung cancer in any other environmental terms requires some feature of life so intimately linked with cigarette smoking that such a feature should be easily detectable," said Bradford Hill in January 1965.
No matter how many dozens of times you've watched them, there's always some feature of their construction that can strike you anew, and their kind of high-energy classicism is always a tonic.
The public is often aware of such divisions, usually associating them with names of geographic regions or provinces or with some feature of pronunciation e.g., Southern English or Russian o-dialects and a-dialects.
Seides were most commonly located in places where some feature of the topography, such as rapids or steep rocks, sharply distinguished the place from the rest of the landscape.
