At other times and in diverse contexts, though, Judas represents a range of quite various and variously stigmatized populations — criminals, heretics, foreigners, Africans, dissidents, the disabled, the suicidal, the insane, the incurably ill, the agnostic.
That is, those who could not identify a state health office action that had shaped their service were in fact quite able to variously observe a wide range of improvements and lack of improvements in their services.
Parry provides us with the answer, calling it variously "lightweight" and "quite a small and unimposing kind of symphony".
Martins' exhilarating change of pace was not quite sufficient to prevent him variously being bundled off the ball, siphoned down cul-de-sacs and caught offside by a Levadia defence increasingly adept at guessing his intentions.
Anderson had no formal training in the supply field, and though regarded with affection was variously considered "not quite on the same wave length as others" and "so immersed in the minutiae of administration that some important policy matters languished".
While the actors playing the three hustlers are variously described as "really quite competent" and "game, gesturally hip and highly empathic," Dillenberg is judged "too callow for Ghislaine" and "stiffly plying monotonous attitude in lieu of creating a real character, rather like a female impersonation of female impersonator Jackie Beat".
Scandal was anticipated, and arrived on schedule, albeit not quite in the doses one might have variously feared or hoped.
And with the possible exception of Hephaestus (voiced wonderfully by Rip Torn), the player is quite happy to have seen them all variously beheaded, disemboweled, drowned and otherwise dispatched.
Picasso and Modern British Art showed how a range of British artists from the first tier – Francis Bacon, Henry Moore – and the second – Duncan Grant, Wyndham Lewis – had produced work quite slavishly imitative of Picasso before they variously found their feet.
While each of these characters may be variously damaged, none of them is quite what they appear at first glance, least of all Colman's furiously resilient Hannah.
