| The alleged debt is simply an accounting fiction that provides a mask over reality and furnishes a convenient means for mulcting the taxpayer. |
| From whooping theremins to massed strings and synths, music furnishes our future dreams. |
| The skeleton of cyclostomes furnishes far fewer taxonomic characters than that of the more complex cheilostomes. |
| Language furnishes the best proof that a law accepted by a community is a thing that is tolerated and not a rule to which all freely consent. |
| He also reports the view that it is the brain that furnishes the sensations of hearing, sight and smell. |
| The ideological clash between monotheism and polytheism furnishes the world with one of its first examples of asymmetrical warfare. |
