But it's equally true that Shanks' genuine admiration for the Pythons' work played a part in his decision to buy the programs for his network, and that even in truncated form those programs were far more daring and sophisticated than whatever would have been put on to replace them.
Nicole Piccolomini in the title role had an equally dark, genuine contralto; one liked her more for the flat-out enthusiasm than for soulfulness.
Identifying welfare fraud and, equally, identifying genuine vulnerability through smart and connected government systems is an opportunity to better target the biggest part of the government budget.
However, Bergson continues, the teleological approach of traditional finalism equally makes genuine creation of the new impossible, since it entails, just as mechanism, that the "whole is given".
All forms of experience as long as they are genuine are equally valid, went the argument - goes the argument - and can be used to create new forms.
As no phylogenetically conserved lifestyles seem to exist in this group of bacteria, however, they may equally well be genuine mutualists or pathogens harboured by the ants.
A new study demonstrates that these cognitive differences manifest themselves in brain scans and physiological responses, revealing that, unlike healthy adults, both depressed adults and young people treat missed opportunities and genuine losses as equally regretful events -- even if they were not directly responsible.
"I have also heard, and I understand, the concerns of our citizens who have equally deep feelings and genuine religious beliefs about marriage".
Her gratitude is genuine, but equally she is too honest to deny her ambition: "I think there's a nonsense about, 'Oh, I'd much rather play smaller venues.' Why? I'd much rather play the Albert Hall, in a fabulous place with a Steinway that makes my piano player feel like Rachmaninov.
