They looked simple, seemed plausible, and were much the same as those advanced now.
Have you heard about those advanced full-body scans you can get?
The first-person perspective also grants the author credibility, albeit in a different way than those advanced degrees.
His favourite subject at present is education reform, and here his policies are indistinguishable from those advanced by Mr Gore.
Cameron's subsequent criticisms of the BBC bore an uncanny resemblance to those advanced by the Murdochs, who supported his election bid.
And how is the onslaught — coördinated mostly by social media — different from all the earlier invasions, say, those advanced by radio or billboards?
The sensory aids to religion were to be discarded by those advanced in the spiritual life and by law snatched away from those still weak.
San Jose State, where a third of the 22,000 undergraduates are transfers, demands that those advanced courses be taken on its campus, not at another Cal State branch.
And there are those advanced nations who think that developing countries cannot absorb this assistance, or that the world's fastest-growing emitters should bear a greater share of the burden.
It appeared that the views of the journalists who observed McDonnell in the hall at Brighton, along with his warm reception from delegates, were markedly different from those advanced by office-bound leader-writers dancing to their editors' tunes.
The psychiatrist Anthony Storr agreed with Jung: "I prefer this interpretation of healing to those advanced by other schools of psychotherapy because I believe that it corresponds more closely to what actually takes place in long-term analytic psychotherapy".
