So Morgan Creek was using Carr as their hit man? "Only he didn't know it," says Schrader.
Mr. Lambert, who just released his first album, startled viewers because he did things akin to what outré rappers and female pop stars have performed onstage to get attention, only he did it as a gay man.
He snorted, as only he could do through that beak.
Suddenly, as only he could do, broadcaster Howard Cosell insinuated himself in the middle of the maelstrom.
He spoke from his big heart about our party's commitment to working people as only he can do.
Within minutes of the Romney announcement, Bryan Fischer, spokesman for the American Family Association went to town spewing his hate as only he can do.
Hence the lovely sequence in which Lauda, stranded in Italy, hitches a ride first with the ravishing Marlene (Alexandra Maria Lara), who has no idea who he is, and, second, with a couple of locals, who know exactly who he is, and who egg him on to drive their little Fiat as only he can do.
Reagan knew that an idea was nothing without its front man, and that a front man required big scenes — hence the grim, disappointed headshake to Gorbachev on a cold Reykjavík night, or the TV address that followed the Challenger disaster, with the President's voice enfolding in a single breath, as only he could do, the homely and the galactic.
As only he could do, he quotes André Gide: "A man without anger is no man at all".
Washington, as only he can do with a character such as Lucas, invests him with a chilling mix of charm, business savvy and raw brutality.
