Had he thought so, he would have had the disciples, too, executed, either at the time or when they returned to Jerusalem to take up their new mission.
Strings, too, executed their exhausting parts with apparent effortlessness, the inner parts - second violins and violas - articulated with precision and energy.
Whether too early or too poorly executed, General Magic stumbled, blew it and is now surviving by a thread.
They were protesting against the defacing of a statue of Meenatai, the wife of the movement's founder and demagogue, Balasaheb Thackeray.The July 11th attacks, however, were too meticulously planned and too efficiently executed to be dismissed as spontaneous retaliation in a campaign of tit-for-tat communal violence.
Wares painted overglaze, too, were executed in good colours, with well-marked outlines.
They too are executed with a remarkable economy of means, revealing a spartan strain in Bernini entirely at odds with his official art.
The book is entertaining and sardonic, and touching about the compromises of middle age, but almost too neatly executed for its own good.
Our digital avatars (who both had receding hairlines for some reason) took their marks, and Brees, perhaps heeding Lexis's "high knees" advice too fervently, executed a John Cleese-worthy silly walk, kicking his feet high into the air with each stride.
For this designer, nothing is quite as simple as it seems, however, so there were subversive flashes such as an emphasis on the bust through rows of ruffles and strategic darts, frilled knee socks – too austerely executed to suggest a schoolgirl – and the use of fetishistic PVC-like ciré fabric on short Sixties jackets and skirts.
In the late 1930s Stalin's purges reached their peak, as millions of Soviet citizens were arrested, sent to the Gulag - or, all too often, executed.
Susan Megargle's desserts, too, are well executed but overly busy and too heavy for the rich meal that precedes them.
