| This is true as well of the work on paper, though there, nameable associations beckon more temptingly. |
| But there may be better and worse ways of doing this splitting of the universe into nameable parts. |
| For these schools, all that is is knowable and also nameable. |
| So is the pervasive autumnal, slightly melancholy mood of his pictures, like nostalgia for something not quite nameable. |
| The unnameable, ineffable Father is utterly transcendent, and the nameable Mother is manifest everywhere. |
| Types and groups, rather than politics and the politician or any nameable individuals, are the concern of the comedian of manners. |
