In addition, he wrote a children's book, Chitty Chitty Bang Bang (1964), which was made into a feature film and whose main character, Commander Pott, perhaps summarized best the Fleming/Bond philosophy of life: "Never say 'no' to adventures.
Accessible luxury handbag and accessory retailer Coach perhaps summarized the underlying trends in retail the best in late October, noting on its earnings conference call that customer traffic has moderated at its North American stores.
Romney's strategy was perhaps best summarized by the atmosphere in the office of his campaign manager, Beth Myers.
Thomas Jefferson's attitude toward wine ("Jefferson Gets His Wish: At Last, a Decent Bottle of Virginia Wine," Sept. 13) is perhaps best summarized in a letter he wrote to a friend in 1818.
Jeter's celebrity extends beyond his swing, of course, but can perhaps be summarized by an excited e-mail once received by a Brearley School teacher from one of her seventh graders: "Guess what!
LOS ANGELES — The retired racecar driver Dan Gurney perhaps best summarized the life of Carroll Shelby at the Petersen Automotive Museum on Wednesday: "He was a man of contradictions, kind on one hand and very cunning on another.
Beginning at $83,500 and running up to $130,950 for the ultimate Autobiography edition, the new Range Rover is only the fourth generation of a vehicle that first offered up the ethos of a luxury off-roader, a notion perhaps best summarized by an advertisement for the Beaver Creek ski resort in Colorado: "Not exactly roughing it".
Her distance to the things worldly and distinction is, perhaps, best summarized in the film by a long, drawn-out search in her apartment's many cupboards for the Nobel Prize medal — eventually found buried deep in a distant corner and then placed in a drawer with old souvenirs and medals.
This point has also been made many times in the ELN developer community when comparing paper notebooks to ELNs and is perhaps best summarized by Michael Elliot's 2005 webinar [18].
The latter view is perhaps best summarized by a remark of Geroch, Can-bin and Wald (1982): "The purpose of a construction [of 'singular points'], after all, is merely to clarify the discussion of various physical issues involving singular space-times: general relativity as it stands is fully viable with no precise notion of 'singular points'".
Or perhaps best summarized as "constructive realism," given that my realist friends will always doubt the possibility of any fundamental transformation of such a deeply competitive relationship.
