Writing a paper with him could be a challenging experience for anyone who fell short of his high standards, though they were always rewarded by the evident quality of the end product.
With the transition, the justification for legal relief loses its self-evident quality.
However, fleetingly, the 42-year-old Labour leader did seem to cast himself in a new light — no longer as a distant intellectual lacking charisma or evident leadership qualities but as the best-placed campaigner to pursue what he called "one nation" politics embracing all social groups and what his critics described as thinly veiled class struggle.
Many of the remedies put forward here are pretty self evident: good quality childcare, applauding hard work, high quality education and skill formation, embracing risk and innovation, regional balance, cutting unnecessary red tape.
Take away the words, though, in the circular dance that follows (and is given on its own in some programmes) and it's evident the quality of mercy cannot be conveyed in dance alone.
Yet however impressive the car's composure and its evident build quality, a poorly calibrated dual-clutch automatic transmission fitted to Mr. Jensen's sedan undermines much of the progress made by Ford engineers elsewhere.
However, I think the styling and evident build quality place this above the average sports watch and on par with the T-Touch.
As a final thought, Harrison's book is also proof of something that's becoming more and more evident: that quality books can succeed solely through reader -- rather than traditional publisher -- support, these days.
As greater numbers of patients survive intensive care, it is becoming increasingly evident that quality of life after critical illness is not always optimal.
If you are wealthy and you want to make this evident, wear quality clothing but don't brag.[3] On the other hand, no man needs to be wealthy to have good taste, so wear good, clean, and well-pressed clothing whatever your means.
