Mr. Paisley has a clean, burrless voice, and he's not a power singer (though, as ever, he's an inspiring guitar player).
Of late, Balls has been bigging up the idea of building 400,000 new homes – though, as ever, it is something he would hypothetically do "now", and what the policy may be in 2015 is unclear.
✒ We are in Edinburgh for the festival, which is as exciting and buzzy as ever, though as always people on the fringe are complaining.
Constantly spread fingers are bad, though, as are ever rigid "karate chop" hands.
Not Rumple, though, who, as ever, sees through a glass of Château Thames Embankment darkly.
Though profitable as ever, Microsoft has warned it will slip to single-digit growth, and it no longer crackles with the same manic energy.
But now that so many stores accept every brand of card, this competition, though intense as ever behind the scenes, is no longer playing out as publicly as before.
Avedon, though, restless as ever, already regards this accent on love and the home as an outworn fad, and is casting about for something to supersede it.
Thankfully, though – and as ever with a Davis novel – the narration of these horrors is done so delightfully that the final impression is curiously warm and uplifting.
But British actors, though talented as ever, are not getting the starring roles they once did.
As ever, though, there were suspects missing.
