(1) The exhibition pays tribute to Godzilla as cultural phenomenon rather than mere pop icon.

(2) The basic objective of the study was to focus on clothing and to project fashion as a social phenomenon .

(3) Perhaps the remarkable phenomenon is that anything like the old nationalism echoed at all.

(4) As he nears the end of his remarkable career, Warne is a phenomenon waiting to be cast in gold for posterity.

(5) Heavy metal, as opposed to hard rock, was a quintessentially British phenomenon .

(6) On top of this situation you add the phenomenon of uncontrolled violence.

(7) What requires explanation is not the phenomenon of cooperation but that of a State.

(8) You see, the collapse of respect for politics is a remarkably recent phenomenon .

(9) According to the morass of statistics, crime is a remarkably flexible phenomenon across England and Wales.

(10) Of course all this fuss is nothing compared to the phenomenon of Pop Idol.

(11) What was expected to be a success at best has become a pop cultural phenomenon for people of all ages and backgrounds.

(12) He said the fog reported by the farmers was a natural phenomenon and not connected with the power plant.

(13) Recent centuries have produced explanation after explanation for the phenomenon labelled God.

(14) A definition of terrorism does exist, and the phenomenon also amounts to a customary international law crime.

(15) The band was a pop phenomenon just for their sales figures alone

(16) You may also recall a while back my talking about the hilarity provided by the Pop Idol phenomenon .

(17) Cigar box handbags, made from original wooden cigar boxes, are not a new fashion phenomenon .

(18) Hip-hop has long been one of the most fashion-conscious cultural phenomena in America.

(19) The objects of science are materializable concepts, not natural phenomena .

(20) Natural philosophy then consisted of causal explanation of observed phenomena in nature within such a logical and schematic programme.