I'd give many more sleepless hours just to feel with you that first thrill of having created something in and of yourself, to make something live, even if it be mere lines of a pencil.
They wonder whether it is simply talent that consistently lands a P.T.A. president's child the lead in the school play, or if it's mere coincidence that the children of P.T.A. leaders are usually the ones who land in the best teacher's class.
All of which makes you wonder if it's mere coincidence that he's chosen to give his first interview in the week that the job of next director-general was advertised, or that the chosen venue is the so-called "Tsar's Bar" in a hotel opposite Broadcasting House (where the DG and BBC Broadcast are both based) rather than the Production tsar's own HQ in White City.
It is unknown if the film was initially planned or if it was mere assumption, but it was reported that it would be a two reel production in September 1913.
If they cannot service their debts, it is mere commonsense to work with them to restructure these, as many countries have restructured in the past.
But if it is a mere technicality to be overcome by clever legal manipulation, then constitutional interpretation is a more complex exercise than the simpleminded reading of the text -- or dubious historical forays into recapturing the intentions of the founding fathers -- favored by two Supreme Court justices whom Mr. Bush says he admires: Antonin Scalia and Clarence Thomas.
And if it is a mere matter of chance whether I lie or tell the truth, how can it be "up to me" whether I lie or tell the truth?
5 The question remains however, if it is the mere presence of certain amino acids which initiate the formation of β-turns or if water plays a fundamental role in this process.
In Gawthorpe Hall, Lancashire, the dry weather has brought back a Victorian garden, even if it is now a mere shadow of its former self.
