Almost 39 and clearly in the twilight of his career, Ewing may sometimes feel that way.
Anna Antonicheva is a more contained dancer but also more perfect in her style and clearly in the Bolshoi mold.
Neither article, he said, was the kind of major story, like The Times's revelation of warrantless domestic eavesdropping, in which anonymous sources were essential and clearly in the public interest.
"Clearly, management had been holding out for some turn in the economy, and clearly in the telecom sector that didn't happen," Henry McVey, an analyst at Morgan Stanley, said.
"Lady Bird" isn't consistently directed with a comparable flair, but that flair is there, especially in some later sequences, suggesting that, with her first feature, Gerwig is consciously pursuing a moderate course; if so, it's a choice that, at the very least, is reflected strongly and clearly in the drama.
As the Responsible Reform report, compiled by the Spartacus Report' network of disability activists earlier this year, put it: "PIP is perceived as impersonal, mechanistic and clearly in the mould of the condemned Employment and Support Allowance which is a cause of fear and misery for sick and disabled people".
And clearly in 1971, the film was a metaphor for the society as a whole.
The BBC commentators, Richie Woodhall, Jim Neilly and Ron McIntosh, are knowledgable and opinionated and clearly in love with the sport.
In Figs. 11 and 12, we can observe the specific errors between the estimated values and references clearly in the azimuth and elevation, respectively.
"I was still interested in geography and clearly interested in the business side of things," says Thomas.
Yet he was a member of the party's One Nation group and was clearly in the Tory liberal mainstream with his views on employment and the environment.
