And yet, yes, they also honour movies [with racial themes] like The Help and The Blind Side, which do have a much softer focus". .
You did not know you wanted bouillon, you are not an habitual bouillon-drinker and yet, "Yes, thank you – oh, and crackers.
But it works just as well as a romp, with two of the warmest and most memorable guest characters we've seen in a while: augmented-human Psi, the "brains" of the operation, and mutant-human Saibra, both recruited by the Doctor without him having realised it yet (yes, tricky).
Take for example the opening line of Imagination Dead Imagine: No trace anywhere of life, you say, pah, no difficulty there, imagination not dead yet, yes, dead good, imagination dead imagine.
Though he is obviously intelligently aware of the significance of his position and the consequences of what he does in it, for some reason the drama of a campaign is much clearer than the tricky task of being "presidential" (not like us) and yet interestingly humble (yes, like us).
1. No, I haven't used my tent and sleeping bag yet, and yes, I could probably ship them home now and save myself a little weight on the back of the bike.
And yet, as haunting and, yes, beautiful as "The Journey" is, it can be difficult to get through in English.
Depressing, yes, and yet here I am, acting as Oscar Wilde in a play about three queens with a lot of nude boys on stage, with a normal theatre-going crowd not judging it in a shocked way at all.
(Let's find Viola Davis something to win an Oscar for, yes?) And yet Rock isn't one to get on a high horse: he took time to rib celebrities who were boycotting the ceremony, like Jada Pinkett Smith ("Jada boycotting the Oscars is like me boycotting Rihanna's panties—I wasn't invited") and her husband ("It's also not fair that Will was paid twenty million for 'Wild Wild West' ").
It is easy to scoff and yet I must say that, yes, there are distinct signs and reminders of the extraordinary old maestro who performed his wonders with Derby County and Nottingham Forest - particularly off the field.
Eight years ago, Ms. Allen directed it in West Hollywood, saying that a female director had "a different grasp on the relationships" and that the play was more timely, 20 years later, given the prevalence of, yes, dysfunctionalism and yet another psychological buzzword, co-dependence.
