According to the theologians of the school the name Christus, on the basis of this view, would have to be attributed to two substances and would therefore be a nomen appellativum and not proprium, since a nomen proprium an be attributed only to one substance, just as one person can only be one substance.

You cannot train your back without regard to your tris and bis.

Leaning forward she would be, on the seat of the general's illuminated car, glazed in, a regular raree show!

As one character is driving the other to work, the passenger berates the driver for not paying enough attention to her driverly duties. Her “check engine” light is on—why hasn't she taken care of that?