In a strong voice that belied her 85 years she began with the words "A Uachtaráin agus a chairde".
Whitechapel, he considered, had been much belied, and many of his fellow countrymen had come away from it with preposterous stories of murder and misery.
Every rhythmic lurch and stylistic shift, though, remains in the service of the band's greater groove, giving these 10 tracks an ease that belies their ferocious complexity".
It's worth noting that the silliness and humour of the scene belies some real and very effective pOlice work.
The Guardian's 2012 person of the year vote has concluded and the winner, after some rather fishy voting patterns that belied earlier reader comments on the poll, is Bradley Manning, the US whistleblower on trial for leaking state secrets.
Yet as I've written before for the Irish Times and elsewhere, these assertions are fundamentally false and belie an extremely devious attitude to research.
One of the few to remain is the Iglesia San Francisco, its uneven floors and walls and sparsely decorated chapel belying the effort behind its construction, its quiet gloom a testimony to the might of the city's founder, Pedro de Valdivia.
As the mastermind behind some of the startling byelection wins that would become a Liberal trademark, the relative low profile of Lord Rennard in the public eye belies his influence on British politics stretching across three decades.
The idea that UWA's decision is an attack on free speech belies the fact that Lomborg actually gave a speech at the university back in March.
The relatively small number of British instructors belies the impact the advisers can make, according to Oleksiy Melnik, an analyst at the Razumkov Centre in Kiev who previously worked at the defence ministry.
The size of Debaltseve – it was home toabout 25,000 people before the war emptied its streets – belies its importance to rebels as the site of a rail junction connecting their strongholds of Donetsk and Luhansk.
