"It was a war where we knew comprehensively what the other side were doing, and that was thanks to Alan Turing, who basically saved the country by breaking Enigma in 1941," he said.
He said: "It was a war where we knew comprehensively what the other side were doing, and that was thanks to Alan Turing, who basically saved the country by breaking Enigma in 1941".
Mr Harkess said at the time that he would have horse-whipped Mr Clark if he had known how comprehensively he had violated his honour and called Mr Clark "sick".
For someone so well known, so comprehensively identified with a tremendous cinematic era, Stamp's output is notable for its idiosyncrasy, its seeming lack of direction and random switchback nature; it certainly has none of the strategic populist cunning of Caine's.
Many Liberals, out defending their seats, felt hopelessly outflanked in 2016 by the ALP organisers that they could see, and nervous about an operation they knew was comprehensively in the field, but wasn't always in plain sight.
If there ever was a time for a revival of SU politics and student representation, it would have been during the tuition fee debate and we all know how comprehensively that battle was lost.
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The practice was widespread, well known -- and comprehensively denied.
Could there be any greater act of hubris than seeking to impersonate one of the 20th century's best known and most comprehensively mythologised figures - and one who in any case has his own stunning celluloid life in documentaries like Leon Gast's When We Were Kings and William Klein's Muhammad Ali: The Greatest?
If the future is known precisely and comprehensively, isn't the future like the past, necessarily or unalterably the case?
