One of the central features of the book is its constant parodying of pretensions to the sophisticated and urbane.
While the central features were the same among all the tribes, there were many differences in detail.
One of the central features of the Guardian and the Royal Court's microplays was the house set that was used as a theatrical space.
Paxman set out how deterrence, cruelty and punishment were the central features of Poor Law relief, with detention and the loss of civil rights, the separation of husband and wife and of children from their parents.
That was an unfortunate decision because the central features of the bill could provide an attractive middle ground between Republican bills that rely entirely on private plans and some Democratic proposals, including the president's, that embrace little competition.
As academic studies have repeatedly shown, the types of extremist parties that prosper in Europe are not those that cling to the central features of neo-nazism, such as biological racism, antisemitism and hostility toward liberal democracy.
Thus two of the central features of a state the power to raise taxes and to go to war remain outside the grip of "Brussels".Isn't the very creation of a constitution massively significant in itself?Arguably.
The gallery will be one of the central features of the museum, which is reopening on Saturday within the ruins of a 19th-century Greek Revival building that was once home to the Central of Georgia Railway.
Among the first to produce these drawings also called undecidable figures was Oscar Reutersvard of Sweden, who made them the central features of a set of Swedish postage stamps.
On the contrary: Opposing the central features of a major piece of legislation is pretty much the definition of a good reason to cut bait and just vote "no".
