STEPHEN PETRONIO is not, perhaps, praised quite enough for his consistent ambition.
A Core i7 should provide better performance, but perhaps not quite enough to justify the extra cost.
This is perhaps not quite enough to satisfy the consignor who paid $1.91 million for the cartoon painted seven years ago to the day, also at Sotheby's, New York.
Robyn is feisty and emotive, and has a bit too much personality (and a bit too small of a voice) to be an anonymous club diva — but perhaps not quite enough to become bigger than her songs.
And so bestiality — merely notional, perhaps, but quite enough under the circumstances — enters the range of horrors on Moreau's little island, probably entering through the screenplay by Waldemar Young and Philip Wylie.
There's some dramatic conflict here – a sick father, an ostensibly disapproving mother, a terrible accident and an arduous recovery – though perhaps not quite enough to justify a conventional book musical.
Throughout the exhibition, the Beaton diaries are used — but perhaps not quite enough of these insider visions — to describe Prince Charles as an excitable and energetic toddler and to record Princess Elizabeth's laughing reaction to the Beaton team trying to force her sleepy daughter — the baby Princess Anne — to open her eyes.
In addressing the willingness of many progressive intellectuals to go along – for a time – with communist rule, she does not perhaps give quite enough importance to widespread belief in the bankruptcy of the pre-1939 pordersal ordersomethinging that emerges clearly from the works of, for example, Polish writers such as Czesław Miłosz and Tadeusz Konwicki.
Sloppiness can take the form of not quite following the protocols for storing your samples, collecting just about (but perhaps not quite) enough data, or not running simultaneous controls.
Recent battles have been far more surgical in nature, although perhaps still not quite enough so.
