Sadly, their quality control is as haywire as their record collection.
Romney's portraits deteriorated sadly in quality during the 1780s when the young Sir Thomas Lawrence began to make his mark.
Sadly, audio quality leaves a bit to be desired if you're looking for "louder" headphones.
Sadly, this experiential quality of relatedness can neither be read, nor reclaimed, in our genes.
The architect Patrick Berger talks of his structure "opening up an east-west axis", with views of the soon-to-be revamped park next door and aligning Les Halles with both the Pompidou Centre and the Palais-Royal and Louvre, grand edifices the Canopy attempts to equal in the scale of its ambition – but not, sadly, in the quality of its execution.
It was probably while networking in dreamland that I heard the mail drop into the box and, with it, the latest issue of Men's Health, a Rodale Press publication, one of the proliferating guy magazines whose formula for boosting ad pages is to induce a high level of anxiety in men about spreading middles, male pattern baldness and sadly diminishing erectile quality.
Sadly, the picture quality was a step down from high-def.
The Lumia 920's camera isn't quite as whiz-bang amazing as the original 808's was (no zooming without losing image quality, sadly) but additions like Nokia's "Floating Lens" image stabilization and Carl Zeiss optics help make Harlow's claims believable.
That Rain helped these, admittedly, largely middle-aged people reconnect to the rich emotional and joyful core of so much Beatles music--a quality sadly missed in the stance of much of the current musical generation--is hardly the stuff of what Isherwood snidely dismisses as a "boomer theme park ride," and it certainly has nothing to do with karaoke or video games.
Sadly, like many quality brands, organized criminal networks have actively targeted these products, cynically preying on vulnerable patients who recognize that the Green Leaf logo on the authentic products represents a mark of quality and trust.
