Thus Frank Cook, writing in 1954, stated: "To quote Malcolm Donaldson (1933): 'Gynaecology was the realm in which radium therapy was first used to any great extent; and in this field it still has its greatest value.' It has more recently been said with a considerable degree of truth that the history of radiotherapy of cervical cancer well represents the history of radiotherapy as a whole".
This RPG blends contemporary and retro ideas and graphics techniques with, it has to be said, considerable panache.
"That's the way Everett is," JoAnn said, with considerable exasperation.
It is commonly said, with considerable exaggeration, that Tehran now controls four Arab capitals: Damascus, where it is helping keep President Bashar al-Assad in power; Beirut, where its ally Hezbollah is a powerful force; Baghdad, where Iran is helping the Shia-led government fight Islamic State jihadis; and now Sana'a in Yemen.
She's arrived in disguise and, at a recent screening at the Museum of Modern Art, more or less pounced: "I sat till the audience started to leave and waited for the precise moment, and then jumped up and yelled, 'I'm Joyce McKinney!' " she said, with considerable glee.
Which is considerable, it must be said.
"This is an optimistic generation," he said, with considerable buying power.
"It is a very complicated problem," he said, with considerable understatement.
"Ariel is the most Israeli town in Israel," he said with considerable asperity.
Anti-Japanese sentiment ran high in America even before the attack — in his recent book, "American History Unbound: Asians and Pacific Islanders," Gary Okihiro quotes an F.B.I. report from two decades earlier: "It is said, and no doubt with considerable truth, that every Japanese in the United States who can read and write is a member of the Japanese intelligence system".
