"It does have an emotional impact, even though the Red Sox are in their warrior mode and may not customarily show the impact it has on them," said Mr. Steinberg of the Red Sox.
Although Mr. Ashcroft's mention of events that had been deeply embarrassing to the F.B.I. seemed couched in overall praise, the fact that he referred to mistakes in his first major address to an agency acutely aware of its self-image was surprising, especially in light of the public deference that attorneys general have customarily shown the F.B.I.
Nevertheless, both philosophers are customarily read as intentional anti-realists.
It is a customarily brilliant show.
Referring to "modern mobsters" in their customarily loopy show notes, the Dsquared designers Dan and Dean Caten jolted both the crowd and their label awake early Tuesday morning with a show that took place against a jazz club backdrop.
As a handler of pigment, Goya strikes the viewer more with his increasing freedom of brushwork than with any coloristic brilliance; his palette is customarily brownish and subdued, clayey and parched, showing what Hughes calls "dun-colored tact".
He has in stock a vividly colored 1660 map by the Dutch cartographer Peter Goos showing California as an island, as it was customarily depicted even into the 1700's.
The FDA's standards, which customarily required that a drug be shown to work before it could be administered to patients, will have suffered a blow from which they may not easily recover. .
Also, the number of hours customarily billed by Newton, Murtaugh partners was shown incorrectly on a chart accompanying the article.
As the clip proceeded, Stewart showed how everything he had customarily targeted – Isis, racism, Fox News – was, well... still there.
FOR decades, planetariums and science centers have mixed their offerings of instructive starscapes and educational films with more fanciful fare: laser shows customarily set to thunderous rock music.
