In the Book Review, Anthony Kenny wrote: "Wittgenstein's last words were, 'Tell [my friends] I've had a wonderful life.' Ray Monk's book has succeeded remarkably in portraying some of its wonders".
Led by King's charismatic No. 8, the black jurors are portrayed as remarkably, almost superhumanly tolerant of the vitriol aimed at ethnic minorities by some of the white jurors.
Mr. Giordano remarkably and movingly portrays the hesitant groping toward warmth that works beneath the pair's emotional disabilities.
Trump has gotten remarkably far by portraying Republican opposition not as a sign of weakness but as proof that he — even in power — is feared by the nebulous "establishment". Trump's closing campaign commercial was two minutes of him promising to smash the "globalists" who had weakened America.
The results illustrated that URSI option for hmF2 and CCIR option for M3000F2 portray remarkably well the morphological trends and replicate mostly the diurnal salient features of the experimental data at low and high solar activity periods.
Perhaps Wolitzer, who is remarkably gifted at portraying creative, educated young white women coming of age, isn't the writer to tell those other stories ― but if not, it remains troubling that she and her publisher have presented this very conventional, very limited image of feminism as a universal story.
But between 1952 and 1965, when the series was filmed, the real Italy had become remarkably different from the country portrayed on TV.
Kublai was, as portrayed in the show, remarkably interested in people from diverse cultures and religions, so long as they all were held in place under the Mongol order.
(As many observers have noted, the characters that Reagan portrayed in the movies were remarkably like Reagan himself).
"However, it drew attention to the fact that the source's description of the device and its spherical glass contents was remarkably similar to the fictional chemical weapon portrayed in the film The Rock," the report says.
