The formidable views and inherent grandeur, though, amount to virtually the only aspect of the apartment that does not demand extensive renovation.
If Machrihanish is not quite otherworldly enough for you, Dunaverty Golf Club is still further south, with formidable views of the Mull of Kintyre headland and cows mooching about the greens. .
Given the Mayor's virtually unlimited campaign budget, he is sure to be a formidable candidate… View Article John Cassidy has been a staff writer at The New Yorker since 1995.
Twain built a parlor in a chestnut tree and wrote of the formidable winter views of the Hudson: "I believe we have the noblest roaring blasts here I have ever known on land; they sing their hoarse song through the big tree-tops with a splendid energy that thrills me and stirs me and uplifts me and makes me want to live always".
The opposition leader, Bill Shorten, also acknowledged Abbott's legacy, "He is a fierce proponent of his views, a formidable proponent of his views, a ruthless advocate for what he believes in.
Mr. James, one of New Jersey's most formidable politicians, is viewed as the odds-on favorite.
Emboldened by his formidable achievements, Dulles viewed his appointment as secretary of state by President Eisenhower, in January 1953, as a mandate to originate foreign policy.
We will not attempt that, as it leads us to some of the more formidable aspects of his view, e.g., that it is a "process of self-fulfillment" (p. 77).
"He was formidable, and history will view him very positively given the hand he was dealt.
Top cogs The highest mountain in Wales is a formidable climb, but the views can be enjoyed with no effort at all.
