It might rather be said, as numerous people have suggested, that the leaders' debates most closely resemble a game show, one with unusually tricky questions and a seriously impressive star prize.
The private property amendment was a recognition of private business's growing economic and political might, rather than an effective legal guarantee, said Mr. He and other legal experts.
'You've had periods of lying fallow, as one might say, rather like a field.
She is, one might say, rather like Norway itself, its soul -- half Viking, half Christian -- torn between bold adventure and stark self-denial.
The way Abreu talks about the System is clearly designed to chime with Chavez-speak - a question of inflection, one might say, rather than anything so cynical as spin.
Kant is not faith's enemy, but rather, one might say, its champion in exile.
Or, "Hell yes" as Ed, rather regrettably, might say.
Others posted images that some might say rather unfairly juxtaposed a young O'Rourke with a young Cruz.
"On the one hand, they were rather introverted, depressive, rather schizoid, you might say.
I might rather face trial".
