If the book was an album, you airily declare, this co-production by the National and Tara Arts is perhaps an EP.
Whatever these writers felt in the cinema auditorium, they always rediscover their inner unshockable sophisticate at the word processor and airily declare the film to have been "boring".
A few days ago I airily declared to a colleague that cinema never really did it for me, not as much as fiction, in any case.
"It's not for canonical legislation to get itself involved with civil law," one prelate airily declared, insisting Rome's existing "guidelines" — not mandates — are sufficient for prelates to obey civil laws.
"We are all the son of somebody," airily declared Isabelle Balkany, vice-president of the Hauts-de-Seine council and an old Sarkozy friend: "It shouldn't be a handicap .But many of his own deputies do not seem so sure.
We cannot have a prime minister of a nuclear power who continues to shoot for a movie about himself in a National Park while a huge crisis befalls the country and then airily declares that he has left the decision of what to do next to the "Sena"— the Army.
"Oh, I'm through with boys," she declared, airily.
When the deadline day arrived he airily sent a three-page letter to Parliament's Speaker, declaring that the report's findings were at odds with a cabinet investigation, which cleared him of wrongdoing.
Meanwhile, 18-year-old Jean Shrimpton from Buckinghamshire, a graduate of the Lucie Clayton Modelling School and fresh to Vogue, put it more airily: she was, she declared, "as green as a spring salad".
Carlos Labarthe declared.
