Only here, in a difficult work placed last, did the chorus show a bit of understandable fatigue and strain.
At least his character has a bit of understandable motivation – better than Doctor Harris, who just seems to be evil for its own sake.
So the placement of "so-called" suggests that the protagonist in this novel isn't ruined at all, that after a bit of understandable thrashing, she thrives.
On Saturday, Manuel Valls, the French Prime Minister, declared, "It is a war against terrorism, against jihad, against radical Islam, against everything that is aimed at breaking fraternity, freedom, solidarity," thereby engaging in a bit of alarming, if understandable, rhetorical escalation.
Given the resources already available in the guidebook market (there are nine guides to Brazil in my local bookshop), the lure of a bit of rewriting is understandable.In my freelancing youth I wrote at some length about the charms of Majorca and about the world's best tented hotels, without going near them.
A bit of resentment is understandable.In this section It's all in the price Little Amsterdam Ready, steady, eat Jocks rule, is that OK? Brassed off Reclaim the streets In a spin Reprints Related items Drugs: It's all in the priceJun 6th 2002 The case for legalisationJul 26th 2001An evaluation of the Lambeth trial by the Metropolitan police revealed that it has indeed saved some man-hours.
The desire to employ a bit of spin is understandable -- after all, a show that said it was going examine the adversarial nature of the American political process would likely have been hammered by the punditocracy and held up for harsh scrutiny on cable news well before it debuted.
The problem is that a violent event resulting in a genderless literary utopia is unlikely to come to pass; it's an understandable bit of wishful thinking on Prose's part, as tidy as Woolf's toward a similar end in "Orlando".
Millwall manager Ian Holloway: "I saw a little bit of nervousness which is understandable because of what has happened this season.
It's a bit of an annoyance, but understandable, given what the company is trying to deliver.
Or maybe it was a bit of both, but that's understandable too.
