John McCarten, in his review of "Will Success Spoil Rock Hunter?" for the magazine in 1957, referred to it as a "mash of stale jokes, bad acting, and dull drama," ultimately labelling the entire production "mucilaginous nonsense".
I think that, ultimately, labels like ours can be very, very helpful to those artists.
"I think this law will be a real benefit to the children of California because ultimately labels are not important what is of paramount concern is whether you raised the child and whether the child will be harmed if that attachment is ruptured".
Now the country will also have to process the trauma of what may ultimately be labelled an act of domestic terrorism.
The "nonindigenous" label ultimately blocked certain Indonesians from the highest government, military, and academic positions; it also posed obstacles to their obtaining passports and identity cards.
But in recent history, the list of those who have received pardons has been dominated less by convicts with connections to the upper echelons of American power than by people of modest means in the heartland — an odometer cheat from Mississippi; a bootlegger from Tennessee; Mr. Collier — whose relatively minor crimes ultimately led them to be labeled felons.
It's important not to let people like Kassam police how we describe their politics, but you don't even have to get into ultimately subjective labels to question how his Today interview was framed.
However, one may ask whether "measurement" and "information" are truly useful concepts or just vague and ultimately useless labels with respect to analyzing biological systems.
We extracted total RNA from RA FLSs and OA FLSs, which were labeled by cDNA synthesis and ultimately hybridized to a HI380 microarray containing 384 cDNA clones.
To examine the possibility whether the mutants are ultimately secreted, the media of the biosynthetically labeled COS-1 cells were collected and immunoprecipitated.
