Even so, they are notably sexually graphic: almost every scene in Cucumber and Banana involves someone trying or failing to have sex.
He was, even so, hugely influential, notably among younger British architects, such as Richard Rogers and Norman Foster, whose work, by contrast, is widely liked.The buildings that made the reputation of Peter and Alison Smithson their marriage was intellectual and professional, as well as romantic were the ones built for The Economist in London in 1959-64.
(Similarly, even Pahinui, who recorded so notably with Ry Cooder, held down a labouring job for much of his working life).
It is unlikely that anyone who read the novels would expect a boisterous affair, but, even so, the first episode (of eight) unravels at a notably unhurried pace.
Yet, even so, by opening night, the published and performed plays notably diverged in several places, with the text, for instance, containing no mention of sequences featuring ukeleles and mime.
Even so, the company is still looking toward international expansion, including, notably, a push into the US market controlled by the likes of Apple and Samsung — a market that's proven particularly tough for new entrants.
Even so, NBC remained a leader in the field of technological advancements, notably the development of RCA's colour television system, which the FCC accepted as the industry standard in 1953.
Even so, this notion is explicitly invoked by certain Muslim philosophers, most notably Avicenna (d. 1037), and it may well be that it makes its way into the Latin west through them.
Even so, a couple of scenes stray a little off course, most notably a flashback in which a pilot captured in Vietnam and his wife exchange wishes that they could fly to each other's side.
Even so, the absolute benefit of reducing polypharmacy is expected to be notably greater in the group with higher number of diseases because the fall rates are clearly higher in this group.
Even so, this book's small, black-and-white photographs and drawings are notably disappointing.
