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‘ These ’ in “ These are running , ” ‘ all God 's apostles ’ in “ All God 's apostles are twelve <in number> , ” ‘ Rome ’ , and ‘ Salamanca ’ are examples . Soon the club ’ s claim to being ‘ the underground sound of London ’ didn ’ t seem so far fetched , and other promoters were sniffing around , hoping for a piece of the action . There is a ‘ bias in the sampling ’ , but it is not easy to see exactly where this bias arises . It depends on Buridan 's epistemological claim that general notions are always involved in apprehension , and that what makes an apprehension singular is the ‘ confusion ’ or fusing together of circumstances , so that being a man is not abstracted from being here and now in such and such a way . ‘ Chasing the Moment ’ hardly sheds new light on the well-worn themes of race , class , sex and religion , and some aspects of the play feel dated and underdeveloped . If we want to introduce vague singulars into our language , we will have to invent some special term , such as ‘ a ’ , to signify Socrates together with a connotation of all the individual circumstances , and ‘ a ’ will then count as a vague singular .