"Democracy isn't just about respecting five-year terms," he said.
They just cared about respect".
She was the superior player in just about every respect.
But it was always just about paying respect to the fallen and giving the families the support we could".
But over the last decade the rich teams have been getting richer, and the poor poorer, in just about every respect.
We, the Optimists, observe, firstly, that the world is changing immensely and increasingly rapidly in just about every respect - environmental, technological, economic or social.
What has happened is the exposure of the key inherent weakness of the Bric concept: that the four countries were different in just about every respect, including demography, level of income per head, economic structure, and system of governance.
But once you know how to handle an artichoke, it will pretty much do your bidding, providing you with salads, sautés and remarkable centerpieces that are unique in just about every respect.
In just about every respect, this is one of the most intimate movies ever made, from its spare soundtrack music -- two eloquent Leonard Cohen songs -- to the famous overlapping dialogue, which, like real speech, is perfectly audible without being perfectly intelligible.
It is almost impossible to imagine a government agency, in the foreseeable future, sanctioning the brass, leather, oak and handmade brick, the Purbeck marble countertops and the careful craftsmanship that went, barely two decades ago, into the British Library, but there is still just about enough respect for the values that the building represents to have it protected.
