There were times, particularly in the early to mid-1990s, when he was so dominant that he seemed to win effortlessly, even against his closest competitors.
His achievement, in helping Bordeaux to win effortlessly a group including Juventus and Bayern Munich, is the most impressive feat of any of the coaches in the competition so far.
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Inevitably, the human drama of the victims took over – the testimony of the two men who survived the interrogations, the witness statements of the relatives of the dead, the transfixing portraits of the regime's "enemies" (which run into their thousands) – all this wrestled for one's attention and won it effortlessly.
The British ideal is to succeed effortlessly, to win the race without breaking into a sweat, then to be modest, even bemused by victory.
India are probably tournament favourites now, having effortlessly won all their games so far, and Australia will want to knock them off.
Born with a gift for language and expression, Stan effortlessly won debating competitions while at Holy Cross and continued to be through later life an adept writer and public speaker.
It was a humiliating defeat for the Christian Social Union, which since the early 1960s had effortlessly won election after election and was able to govern alone in Bavaria, a largely Catholic state.
He compared Beckett to a teammate of his from a decade ago, the left-handed Atlanta phenom Steve Avery, but I had a better model in mind: twenty-one-year-old Bret Saberhagen, who gave up a lone run to the Cardinals over eighteen innings during the 1985 Series, and effortlessly won the M.V.P., just as Beckett did here.
