A. It's interesting because in Europe, that very phenomenon has helped us.
Clooney is, of course, free to make the films he wants to make – even ones as porridgy and purposeless as Suburbicon's predecessor, second world war jock-romp The Monuments Men – but it's hard not to see that he's having his vanilla cake and eating it: Suburbicon may pose as a knowing satire of white privilege, but its very production is enabled and characterised by that very phenomenon.
As a work of criticism, Raftery's essay is exemplary of the very phenomenon that he's documenting and that circularity, that self-fulfilling critical criterion, is the defining trait of the time.
As a work of criticism, Raftery's essay is exemplary of the very phenomenon that he's documenting — and that circularity, that self-fulfilling critical criterion, is the defining trait of the time.
Founded in 1900 by the state-owned Luossavaara-Kiirunavaara mining company (LK), Kiruna has grown rich off the vast seam of iron ore that lurks below the town, but it's now facing destruction by the very phenomenon that created its wealth.
It is this very phenomenon that discourages many a gardener when they find year after year, that their lilac does not bloom.
The notion that a subatomic particle has only a few allowed orbital states is called "quantization," the very phenomenon that gives quantum mechanics its name.
The main cause is the Internet, the very phenomenon that many believed would be their greatest opportunity.
Even if you've just lost your job, there's something fundamentally churlish about blaming the very phenomenon that's elevated you above the subsistence level since the day you were born.
This will lead, just as inevitably, to more coerced and therefore unreliable confessions... the very phenomenon that Miranda aimed to eliminate".
Right now, in TV world, that very modern phenomenon of trying to cleanse history is undoubtedly happening, as though our history itself were culpable.
