Although there are some nifty surprises as the play progresses, Mr. Tresnjak pretty much dispenses with props and stage furniture.
A manic satire of utopianism and progress, whose plot is pretty much impossible to summarise but whose send-up of the world of conferences, delegates and seminars is eerily relevant today.
And he went on: "We seem to have the worst of all possible worlds, with nil growth, some very obvious cuts in the quantity and quality of public services, but pretty much zero progress in getting on top of the country's debts".
The question is not so much what measure will replace the admin:program ratio — we're making excellent progress on that front (and pretty much everyone who's thinking about this realizes there must be more than one measure, and that they'll have to be far more thoughtful and far less simple).
Since the birth of rap music, artists have written songs about pretty much everything: progress, struggle, success, failure, societal ills and the responsibility of hip-hop, even an "extraterrestrial time-traveling gynecologist and surgeon from the planet Jupiter".
There's a tendency for the younger generation to think that the women's movement made enormous progress and that we're pretty much set, you know, we're good.
But by the time I got to the end of four years of research, it was clear that the realities of their situation — shame, fear, confusion, discord, inertia, all the human verities, not to mention the complexities of their disease — had pretty much stopped their progress.
But by the time I got to the end of four years of research, it was clear that the realities of their situation—shame, fear, confusion, discord, inertia, all the human verities, not to mention the complexities of their disease had pretty much stopped their progress.
That would pretty much end economic progress as we know it and usher in a period similar to the Great Depression.
'I think they are all pretty much of a muchness.
