Who cares if Scott winds up with Ramona, Knives, or anyone else? Described by his own sister (Anna Kendrick) as "chronically enfeebled," he makes an implausible lady-killer — and even less of a fighter, despite his innumerable bouts against Ramona's other beaux.
That the Filipino crew are paid less than anyone else Clare describes as a "moral disgrace", though his indignation is not shared by phlegmatic fourth engineer Joel.
In her evocation of art-related and social issues, or our problematic responses to them (for who can say which is driving the other?), she, more than anyone else, accurately describes the contradictions of being a woman and a maker at this time.
Tomra describes RVMs as "cost-effective systems that make it attractive for people to return used beverage containers," but anyone else would describe them as machines for homeless people who pick through the trash.
This is not much of a solution.Ralph MusgraveDurhamRights and wrongsSIR – The right to free speech of course means that Nick Griffin, leader of the right-wing British National Party, and David Irving, a Nazi apologist, or anyone else charitably described as half-deranged can speak their mind at the Oxford Union or wherever else they have been invited to debate ("Invite and insult", December 1st).
Rauschenberg, the artist whom Ileana has been closest to over the years, believes that she has a deeper intuitive understanding of his work than anyone else...... Describes how Castelli and Ileana fled Europe at the outset of the Second World War... Tells about the opening of the Castelli Gallery in February 1957.
Rauschenberg, the artist whom Ileana has been closest to over the years, believes that she has a deeper intuitive understanding of his work than anyone else...... Describes how Castelli and Ileana fled Europe at the outset of the Second World War... Tells about the opening of the Castelli Gallery in February 1957..
In a memoir that Gough calls an "autobifantasy" – he admits his memories are no more reliable than anyone else's – he describes how he forged a close bond with his grand-uncle, "a man of favourites".
They have continued to describe the matter as a missing-persons case rather than a crime, and neither Mr. Condit nor anyone else has been described as a suspect.
And yet that description of his project seemed to sit better with Quijada than any other set of words that anyone else had used to describe it.
They wouldn't be the content expert, team leader, department head, senior officer, or anyone else whose job is described by a three-letter acronym.
