As an effete and slender Pooh-Bah in dove-gray top hat and tails, Gregory Reinhart produced an aptly suited, plummy and slightly self-conscious sound, almost as impressive as he wanted it to be, apart from some difficulties on top.
Though free from some difficulties inherent in Lewis's theoretical machinery, modal dimensionalism has its own obstacles to overcome, not the least of which is to make substantive sense of the idea of an object's persisting not just in physical space and time but in modal space.
Actually, on the night I see it, the gin must have been watered down, because apart from the some difficulties with his trousers and microphone, the actor stumbled through the role of the Duke with no particular mishaps.
In this way, qualitative information will be obtained from a collective and group vision that only emerges from individual interviews with some difficulty [ 23- 25].
Many curious observers at this point, thinking it prudent, disentangled themselves with some difficulty from the constantly swelling crowd, and re-gained their homes.
Hodgkin rose with some difficulty from his chair: "My legs really are such an endangered species," he announced, although the rest of him seems to be flourishing.
Sometimes they come to thank God after asking Bishop Romero's intercession in everything from health, work or some difficulty they have.
We tried one more bank, and when they said no, tears burst with some difficulty from my swollen eyes, and the sight might have been so weird and sad that they finally said yes.
Joseph Birmingham, who was placed in a parish in Lexington, Mass., after he was removed from another parish, admitted some "difficulty" with young parishioners and was sent for psychiatric evaluation.
Rather surprisingly, and in spite of the fact that the totality of this image seems to be wrested with some difficulty from the lure of abstract patterning, there is much here that we can very quickly, and very readily, identify: the Gherkin, the NatWest tower, St Paul's Cathedral, all pent within the near-vanished walls of the old Roman city.
