Reflect: When Cindy Crawford, a chairwoman of the event, posed for photographers at the table where her line of square-shaped white dishware was displayed, she stood precisely to the right of the sign that read "Cindy Crawford Style at J. C. Penney".
(Post-Script: In seeing God's "backside," the very human Moses stands precisely where God does -- looking the same direction, seeing the same view, readying the same action - imitatio dei.
One notable name that's not going to be on the ballot, despite the fact that he's leaning in the general direction of seeking the White House, is former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush, most recently seen confusing everyone on where he stands, precisely, on the matter of comprehensive immigration reform.
But deals of this size are few and far between these days – these signings stand out precisely because such large payouts are so rare.
He explores plausible explanations in terms of "definition," "intension," "possibility," and "contradiction,", plausibly pointing out that each of these notions stand in precisely as much need of explanation as synonymy itself (recall our observation in §1.2 above regarding the lack of overt contradiction in "married bachelor").
Jenny Beavan stood out precisely because she looked exactly like what she is: a woman in her mid-60s.
The eight handles stood at precisely measured intervals.
James has stood out precisely because he has blended in so well.
Amid a collection of valuable performances, Julianne Moore stands out precisely because she refuses to let her character do the same; no period detail, however fondly researched, can match an actor's willingness to fit in.
Yet Nelson (who also arranges the music and dancing) stands out precisely because he diverges from the blood-and-thunder mode of delivery, weighting the lines with carefully gauged introspection and a wickedly mercurial sense of humour.
