Such writers as Graham Greene, nearly all of whose novels have been filmed, must be tempted to regard mere book sales as an inconsiderable aspect of the rewards of creative writing.
We were also fully aware of the fact that abuse by priests was not confined to the Anglo-Saxon world as a not inconsiderable number of churchmen on the continent were suggesting.
It's impossible not to like Marie, marshaling what turn out to be not inconsiderable resources as she fumbles toward the breakthrough of her career.
But he protests too much; it is a very accomplished performance, designed to display Congreve's not inconsiderable skills as a narrator and a stylist.
Thus, borrowings from Visigothic into Spanish and Portuguese are less frequent, though still not inconsiderable; some (such as estaca 'stake,' brotar 'to bud') are common to all the languages of the Iberian Peninsula.
"I can't escape the sense," he tells Bates, who is, with not inconsiderable difficulty, acting as caddy, "that I could be so much better, if only I had the time to play".
All the corollary and not inconsiderable work of creating characters and plot, as well as a plausible place and time in which to put them, I undertook as the only means I had of preserving my connection to my grandfather.
Advising at one point, "Never forget the cost of our choices, my friends," this Bernadette serves as a reminder of the not inconsiderable price paid by those who live outside the mainstream, as all three of the drag artists at the show's lavishly appointed core do.
By contrast, a trace of Native American heritage has sometimes been viewed not as a liability but as an asset, and one with not inconsiderable value.
This, too, bent the world's eye on this inconsiderable "afterthought of Europe", as Joyce called the place.
