At worst... well, I guess it's not a snuff film, because the person taking it was trying to help the victim, but really what purpose does it serve to show this poor man's horrible death?
These days, comedy seems, at best, a tool too dull to defend democracy — and, at worst, one well suited to undermine it.
At worst… Well, it's this.
At worst... Well, the worst happened.
Rich explores the idea that Romney's personal persona -- which has long been described as being impersonal at best, and disingenuous at worst, may well be due to the fact he has not been free to discuss the matter most important to his heart: namely, his Mormon faith.
However, it is at worst a well educated guess, and is considerably more useful than a completely arbitrary choice.
We see that we are accepted at our worst as well as at our best.
In its 1981 workbook, Amnesty encloses every use of the term "disappearance" in quotation marks, stating early that the term itself is a misnomer because the many "who have 'disappeared' may well, at worst, have ceased to be.
At best, these have often proved to be old and obvious; at worst, simply embodiments of well-established practices.
It is essential to validate this finding and to identify these patients so that at worst, harm to their well-being can be avoided and at best, we can better understand who these individuals are.
