Charles Burney, the great musicologist, said of her performance that "her voice was a thread and her knowledge of music very inconsiderable, yet by a natural pathos, and perfect conception of the words, she often penetrated the heart, when others, with infinitely greater voice and skill, could only reach the ear".
As early as 1936, Graham Greene summed Davis up: "Even the most inconsiderable film... seemed temporarily better than they were because of that precise, nervy voice, the pale ash-blond hair, the popping, neurotic eyes, a kind of corrupt and phosphorescent prettiness..
I thought: 'The CP has had it.'" Soon after, in fact, the Morning Star was effectively captured by his adversaries, moved out of the Communist party's control, and confirmed for keeps as the voice of a staunchly traditionalist, hard-left, union-based position (which – against not inconsiderable odds – it retains to this day).
Dr. Michiel Bacchiani, an AT&T researcher who worked on ScanMail's speech recognition component, said that although the error rate of the system was not inconsiderable, about 27percentt, it was good enough for meaningful searching and browsing of the voice-mail content.
A not inconsiderable number.
Not an inconsiderable number.
The amounts are not inconsiderable.
Taken together, these are not inconsiderable achievements.
Not inconsiderable is the sympathy I share.
The memoirs are not inconsiderable literary works.
