Which is possibly the moment to introduce a bit of perspective.
Is there no one in a Liverpool shirt who can take charge of proceedings or introduce a bit of spontaneity?
If you want to introduce a bit of Narnia to your wardrobe before autumn, capes will be a key trend.
There is simply no knowing, he says, what might happen when you introduce a bit of kindness, a bit of intimacy, a bit of connection.
But now, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority is trying, cautiously, to introduce a bit of order to traffic patterns along the city's busiest corridors.
Derbyshire attempts to walk the reader slowly up the mathematical slopes -- only late in his book does he timorously introduce a bit of calculus.
"It's like, how do you want to celebrate Christmas?" Event organizers did introduce a bit of seriousness to this weekend's family festival.
Yet it is a for-profit organisation with a chief executive huddled over spreadsheets downstairs.The college's founder is Anthony Grayling (shown above), a philosopher who wants to introduce a bit of diversity to a largely state-funded higher education system.
Even Hodson's reconstruction, he said, recoils from the pitilessness of the scenario; in the "Danse sacrale," the Chosen One is shown trying to break out of the circle, introducing "a bit of humanitarian sentiment".
And an upholstered hall chair or a pair of upholstered stools tucked under the console introduce a bit of softness and show buyers there's a place for changing shoes.
