One professor, Houston Baker, denounced the lacrosse players as "young white, violent, drunken men veritably given licence to rape, maraud, deploy hate speech".
They are veritably poisoning our culture".It is hard to avoid Nigerian films in Africa.
This is designed for people who need a reliable and (unlike a petrol-driven generator) clean power source, and are prepared to pay a little over the odds for it.If this technology is indeed becoming commercial rather than experimental, it will have had a veritably mammoth gestation.
The "emerald tiger" is veritably roaring.The only real worry is inflation.
"His death in Paris last Saturday by his own hand represents the veritably tragic wreck of a career which in its sphere was unsurpassed by that of any individual in living memory," it said.
ISRAEL'S prime minister, Binyamin Netanyahu, and its defence minister, Ehud Barak, have been veritably flooding the airwaves with protestations of their zeal for peacemaking, despite the seemingly definitive breakdown of talks with the Palestinians three months ago.
But Bond veritably defined by a lager is just too far.
Men whose rebellious but hazy longings have enticed them into a hurricane of small, shallow adventures and brief, prosaic labors, and two-fisted repudiations of thought, are not apt to find themselves until some sudden catastrophe places them almost upon their backs and veritably forces them to peer into their minds and their hearts.
He himself was a big man who, in repeatedly filming his own downfall, displayed a kind of emotional masochism, a delight in his own humiliation, that he veritably trumpets in "Othello".
Newburgh, which sits on a hill overlooking the Hudson River about 70 miles north of New York City, has long had problems with gangs, including the Bloods and the Latin Kings, who veritably controlled part of the east end of the city of around 30,000.
I found a biliously colored cache of it easily enough, just a block and a half from my Manhattan apartment, in an unremarkable bodega's back refrigerator case, veritably screaming for attention among the more prosaically packaged Heinekens, Anchor Steams and Sapporos.
