A tough job is not done until it is undeniably done.
Managing to present such a theme competently, as Ms. Picoult undeniably does, almost exempts an author from being judged; anyone not moved by the piece on a purely human level seems a churl.
The issue is no longer whether the problem exists – it undeniably does, with health, economic, and development consequences – but instead what strategies are advocated to prevent the 35 million lives lost each year to NCDs, and the $47 trillion in costs projected by 2030.
Further questions include what role, if any, is played by the (set of) material thing(s) that many conceptual artists undeniably do present us with.
But the whole thing is undeniably done with style, from the black Spanish glass and gleaming diamente-studded walls of the ballroom to the 450-vintage wine list, so long it almost deserves to be made into a Hollywood epic.
This approach offers a plausible explanation of the behavioral consistency we undeniably do observe, by appealing to the social structures and relationships that reward conformity and punish non-conformity with shared ethical standards.
Perhaps in 2020 the GOP's Presidential nominee will begin to heal the damage that Trump has undeniably done to the party's Cuban-American coalition.
Up in the executive offices, layered loops of pearls undeniably do for Jane Fonda's sniping matriarch, Leona, what a Windsor tie would do for a man in her position.
Undeniably, Renoir did put into the painting a muscle that did not come to him every day.
