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The medical realism was impressive but, ultimately, a bit wearing.

But blend seems to be the higher goal, and it is complete, if ultimately a bit colorless.

Mr. Kerns's genial Carlos is charming but as written is devoid of flaws and ultimately a bit boring.

Sheeran's recorded material, slick and ultimately a bit naff, give few clues as to his actual ability as a performer.

"Think of England" has the charms -- and the flaws -- of a place like Wynnemoor: it is well mannered, well groomed and ultimately a bit too easily set aside.

Her hard-edged color-coordinated quasi-abstract paintings combine all three, achieving a vaguely sinister, implicitly corporate stylishness that is initially titillating and ultimately a bit inert.

For others, however, Mr. Mockus, who acknowledged in interviews being hard to define ideologically, ultimately seemed a bit naïve.

Laura Miller Bill Brysonn's "At Home" may "ultimately be a bit pointless, but damn if it isn't a lot of fun all the same".

Mr. Thompson said that the board ultimately spent a bit less than the $165,000 it had budgeted for the search, but that he did not know how much less.

The series feels like someone from an older generation trying to be cool by embracing hip, new gadgets to do the same old thing but ultimately looks a bit daft in the process, like a grandparent thinking they're cool because they just used a smartphone to bid on a single Werther's Original on eBay.

The grungy world was one that ultimately proved a bit too niche for audiences (the film crashed with $16m worldwide) but critics agreed that it was fertile and untapped ground for an updated tale of against all odds achievement, as Ellen Page's spunky teen swapped her pageant crown for a pair of skates.