It was a veritable self-homage in landscape.
Then the boom went bust and Martins Ferry is a veritable shell of its former self with about 6,000 residents.
Despite the clear scientific consensus, a veritable brigade of self-proclaimed, underinformed armchair experts lurk on comment threads the world over, eager to pour scorn on climate science.
There's no doubt of their efficaciousness: each of us at the Book Bench has grown into a veritable paragon of self-control.
A black-comic poem of dysfunction, a veritable operetta of self-harm, this brilliant and bizarre film from the Greek director Giorgos Lanthimos is superbly acted and icily controlled – it grips from the very first scenes.
This is clearly more than just a trend; it's a veritable outbreak of self-reliance.
The fact that friendships can be forged through a mutual misunderstanding of the ice key enigma proves that Banjo is a veritable honeypot of self-awareness, conjecture and mystery, and it's all the better for it.
The fact that friendships can be forged through a mutual misunderstanding of the ice key enigma proves that Banjo is a veritable honeypot of self-awareness, conjecture, and mystery, and it's all the better for it.
Not only is ignorance bliss, so to speak, but on some days the world seems as if it's run by a veritable conspiracy of perfectly self-assured dunderheads.
From obsession in Iraq to inattention in New Orleans, from budget-busting profligacy to the constriction of civil liberties, from the coarse cronyism of Halliburton to the greasy skid marks left by his political henchmen, the president has proved to be a veritable Walt Whitman of self-contradiction and a Wile E Coyote of catastrophe.
You will be one of 37 people performing this action in precise synchronicity, creating a veritable ballet of compulsive self-absorption and/or work-induced anxiety.
