I once told Stoppard that, impressive though his dictum sounded, it could equally well be applied to a jockey.
The same sobriquet might well be applied to Cardinal Dolan, whose public manner is one of good humor.
Co-writer of Lazarus, Irish playwright Enda Walsh, describes himself as a "practising misanthrope", a description which could well be applied to Bowie and suits Tevis's bleak tale.
What is learned in tackling such a large-scale data analysis and predictive-modeling problem could well be applied in many industries, like Web commerce or telecommunications.
With it came chief executive Tony Fadell, an engineer whose skill in fusing hardware and software may well be applied to a broader range of products.
I am sure that this could equally well be applied to readers: here's to irresponsible reading – as I consider dusting off, one more time, The 39 Steps.
With some modification, Marlys's disclaimer could just as well be applied to "Cruddy" (Simon & Schuster; $23), Barry's first novel for grown-ups..
This concept might well be applied to the design of all structures, including public buildings, private homes, roads, marinas, shopping malls, airports, warehouses and so on.
Thinking about her life, I feel that that enigmatic phrase could well be applied to our understanding of Greene and of their relationship.
It's a line that sums up the slippery nature of this most contradictory of films and could equally well be applied to the director.
The only thing wrong with this observation is that Ofsted seems to think it applies only to primary school pupils, whereas it could equally well be applied to those in secondary school – and students at a good few universities, too.
