Good storytellers usually are, but even so, his background is unusual.
Still, this was Maryland, where Republican presidential candidates don't usually even bother campaigning, so it didn't take much to get the crowd cheering and laughing as Mr. Obama painted Mr. Romney as out of touch with the problems of ordinary Americans.
"I saw that five hundred and thirty-three times, plus three when it was on tour later, which I usually don't count". Even so, she may hold the record for a contest that doesn't exist.
Even so white, usually male, judges regularly condemned blacks to death, often on flimsy evidence.
Artists and writers are usually among these outsiders, but even so, our art and writing are often not that radical, or even very political.
Even so, you usually still get to pick your angle of focus.
(The MLB Network analyst John Hart said the numbers usually even out over the season so the Kansas City Royals, who were relatively healthy to start the year and have used only 27 players, "must be holding their breath and crossing their fingers").
Even so, the disclosure usually contains few details to illustrate when it is in a broker's interest to place a policy with one insurer rather than another.
Even so, she was usually confined to handling household brands — Dove soap, Drano, Johnson Wax, Maxwell House coffee — pitched mainly to women.
Even so these attacks usually end when I remember that much of Crumb's work is actually, well, a load of crap.
Some producers have tried to make Barolo accessible at an earlier age, but even so the wines usually require at least a decade of aging before they can really be enjoyed.
