- a halt at
Illuminatus Minor, with only the
Minerval grade below and the
merest sketches of
higher grades. The only
restrictions imposed were the need to...
- two
sides of one coin, and Cruz can
shift from one to the
other in the
merest breath." Owen
Gleiberman of
Variety mentioned that "Cruz acts this part...
-
Pablo Pic****o
dominated Western art in the 20th
century is, by now, the
merest commonplace. ... No
painter or sculptor, not even Michelangelo, had been...
- [CSRT]
procedure is a sham; if a case like that can get through, then the
merest scintilla of
evidence against someone would carry the day for the government...
-
spending money on rearmament,
saying that the
rearmament policy was "the
merest scaremongering;
disgraceful in a
statesman of Mr Chamberlain's responsible...
-
Wansell further notes that
Grant could, "with the arch of an
eyebrow or the
merest hint of a smile,
question his own image".
Stanley Donen stated that his...
-
finest talents of the 20th century", and it is
jokingly said that "the
merest suggestion that he does not
belong among the
definitive all-time greats...
- safety. He
defended the UK's
nuclear weapons and
argued that it was "the
merest casuistry to
argue that if the
weapon and the
means of
using it are purchased...
- with gravity, charm, humor,
plausible cynicism, and pathos—and
perhaps the
merest touch of spite."
Publishers W****ly
highlights how the novel's "ridiculous...
- he is
going to tell you. ...
Never omit to
greet him in p****ing, for the
merest trifle will make him your enemy. "Casanova", like "Don Juan", is a long...
