But "The Spider," written and directed by Dimitar Dimitrov and Yordan Slaveykov, works outstandingly on its own terms.
His response to the attacks of September 11 , 2001 exemplifies the pattern perfectly: Bush did not perform outstandingly on September 11th itself, with his delayed reaction to the news, his flying around the country for most of the day, his three shaky television appearances, and his effective ceding of immediate decision-making authority to Cheney.
He said the UK was doing "outstandingly poorly" on preventing ill health by tackling issues such as obesity thanks to lower than average levels of public investment in healthcare which was mirrored by a "somewhat mediocre performance across the board - from relatively low staffing levels, to high rates of avoidable admissions for asthma and lung disease".
He also produced outstandingly innovative theories on scientific laws, chance, probability, causation, the identity and functionalist theories of mind, (linguistic) convention and a vast range of other issues.
I'll never forget a story told to me by Bernard Beal, the outstandingly successful banker on Wall Street.
This man's exceptional mnemonic ability seemed largely to depend on an outstandingly vivid, detailed, and persistent visual memory, almost certainly eidetic ("photographic") in nature.
The New Yorker, May 24 , 1952P. 23 Artist of our acquaintance who prides himself on being outstandingly well dressed, recently journeyed to Washington.
By Edmund Duffy and St. Clair McKelway The New Yorker, May 24 , 1952P. 23 Artist of our acquaintance who prides himself on being outstandingly well dressed, recently journeyed to Washington.
When it is completed, it will make a splendid setting for the legions of bottles on an outstandingly diverse wine list.
The only way to do it, I realized on an outstandingly hot day, was by finding a spot poolside at the Hotel Vida Downtown.
Not only is the wine list outstandingly large and diverse, it is one of quality, leaning heavily on French, Italian and California vintages.
