When I broke it to him that Americans are, so far, a bit too fond of their cars, he seemed as disappointed as he should be.
In my review I pointed out other ways in which Beinart, who is a bit too fond of schematic frameworks, has to twist history into awkward shapes to make the whole century fit into the theory of hubris.
Yet, just as women are a bit too fond of thanking feminism for a service economy that seeks to employ educated women, sometimes men are too fond of blaming it for the same thing.
Either way, he was dead, though it was a long time before I was allowed to know this, because whereas Gordon had been dear old Gordon, a first-class chap and the salt of the earth even if he's a bit too fond of the bottle, he had suddenly joined the unmentionables who had lost faith.
Either way, he was dead, though it was a long time before I was allowed to know this, because whereas Gordon had been dear old Gordon, a first-class chap and the salt of the earth even if he'_s a bit too fond of the bottl_e, he had suddenly joined the unmentionables who had lost faith.
Frontman Sameer Gadhia, though a wee bit overly fond of that aforementioned falsetto, mostly undrrstands how to carry a stage.
The brother of Nikos Mihaloliakos (leader of the GD) is rumored to be recruiting heavily from circles of lawyers, businessmen, and academics—supposedly upstanding professionals who are a little bit too fond of the Greek Junta and the colonels who overthrew the Greek government in 1967.
Her memory of the food was a little bit fonder then.
There are bits of Englishness I'm fond of, bits I can leave alone.
No question about it," he said) and a bit of fond reminiscing about outmaneuvering prosecutor Marcia Clark, Shapiro also revealed to Kelly what Simpson whispered in his ear when the jury returned a not guilty verdict.
