He had meanwhile fallen in love, at a distance, with Harriet Smithson, a Shakespearean actress who had taken Paris by storm; and, on the rebound from this rather one-sided attachment, he had become engaged to a brilliant and beautiful pianist, Camille Moke (later Mme Pleyel).
This rather one-sided horsetrading ended with that threat being withdrawn after the BBC agreed to fund the World Service, meet the cost of rolling out broadband internet access to rural areas, paying for local TV and online services and bailing out the struggling Welsh language broadcaster S4C.
Adapted from a novel by mash-up king Seth Grahame-Smith (author of the bestselling Pride and Prejudice and Zombies), this rather one-note romp rewrites the history of the civil war as a battle between good and evil in which rich, southern, white Americans are literally sucking the life out of those whom they view as little more than livestock.
It is not enough to just document the presence or absence of a given amino acid at this particular position; rather one has to also consider the distribution of charged residues over the entire loop 8/9.
JK Rowling likes to describe her new book as a comic tragedy, yet there are few laughs to pierce the blanket of gloom in this bleak, rather one-sided vision of life in modern England.
Camnitzer's work has inspired lovely public responses, including this rather typical one which explores the artist's obsession with signatures -- autographs -- and the relationship to commodification and decommodification.
This began, rather, on who one chooses to seek out for that endorsement and with whom one chooses to make appearances.
Rather, one should remain agnostic.
But despite the idiosyncratic gestures woven throughout, this ode grows rather one-note and cloying.
But this initial, and rather one-sided, libertarianism was quickly succeeded by more authoritarian interventions.
We suggest, however, that this provides a rather one-dimensional approach to causation that may not be appropriate for many patients with FMSS.
