Sentence examples for it is also told from inspiring English sources
Not only is the story strange; it is also told in a language that, though lucid line by line, seems in each poem ambiguous to the point of murk.
Not only is Shirley Hazzard's novel of love, and of arms and the man, set nearly 60 years ago, but it is also told the way such things might be felt long afterward: in glints and translucent fragments.
The story is probably apocryphal -- it is also told of Ghirlandaio when he first saw the work of Michelangelo, of the father of Pablo Picasso and of a few other pairings of artists -- but the idea of a teacher selflessly stepping aside for the superior work of a pupil makes one's jaw drop.
The story is apocryphal -- it is also told of Ghirlandaio when he first saw the work of Michelangelo, of Pablo Picasso's father and of a few other pairings of artists -- but the idea of a teacher selflessly stepping aside for the superior work of a pupil makes one's jaw drop.
It is also telling that HSBC has decided to keep its headquarters in Britain despite the Brexit threat, and that the merger between the London Stock Exchange and Deutsche Börse appears to be carrying on regardless.
It is also telling state banks to promote financial inclusion.
That is patently untrue, but it is also telling: for Thoreau, civilization was a contaminant.
It is also telling, however, that the Munchausen diagnosis emerged first in England, at the same time as the National Health Service.
But it is also telling that, although many E.U. governments moved to expel Russian diplomats from their territory, almost half did not — exactly the sort of intra-E.U.
It is also telling that you cite the Shaw Group's contacts with Joe Allbaugh, a former head of FEMA, while not mentioning that one of Shaw's founders was until recently the chairman of the Louisiana Democratic Party.
It is also telling that the angry third or so of this nation are desperate enough to support a soft and, by stereotypical standards, un-masculine man like Donald Trump.
