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- "By all odds my great success in my life was that play, " Welles told BBC interviewer Leslie Megahey in 1982 . " Because the opening night there were five blocks in which all traffic was stopped.
- Alvin Plantinga described Jellema as " by all odds & the most gifted teacher of philosophy I have ever encountered and obviously in dead earnest about Christianity; he was also a magnificently thoughtful and reflective Christian .
- When an office holder or a campaigner utters the phrase " the American people " ( by all odds the most-uttered phrase on the Sunday interview programs ) it is in tones of respect shading into reverence.
- He was, by all odds, the most enigmatic president of this century, a man of ability who was never widely liked or trusted even before his fall, a man who understood power and then fatally misused it.
- "Today's battle was by all odds the best of the series _ a tightly played, fiercely fought engagement in which Bridges, superbly supported, outpitched incredible Dizzy Dean, " declared Mr . Jones.
- It is by all odds the best design on any American coin . " Saint-Gaudens did return the flying eagle to American coinage, but his design was used for the reverse of the double eagle rather than the cent.
- Robert E . Lee, on being asked ( by his cousin, and recorded by his son ) who was the ablest general on the Union side during the late war, replied emphatically : " McClellan, by all odds !"
- Yet reviews were not consistently good : " Opera " magazine reported on a Metropolitan Opera performance of " Barber of Seville " in which Merrill delivered " by all odds the most insensitive impersonation of the season ".
- "Mozart " is another in Viking's Penguin Lives series, brief biographies of major figures by contemporary writers, and it is by all odds a signal achievement . ( Skube, Atlanta Journal-Constitution ) . 25.
- By all odds, its most interesting part is McCain, a Navy pilot who was shot down and imprisoned for 5 { years, and whose heroism there " is truly breathtaking to read about, " in former Navy Secretary John Lehman's words.
- Huey Long, dead of an assassin's bullet before he was 43, was by all odds the most ambitious and the most demagogic of a lot that has included his brother Earl, Tom Watson, Pitchfork Ben Tillman, Theodore K . Bilbo, Big Jim Folsom, Gene Talmadge and Jesse Helms.
- Pitiless in business deals, in his personal affairs he was warm and generous, and at sixty, according to Tarbell, " by all odds, the handsomest and most distinguished figure in Wall Street . " . . . Rogers delighted in outwitting his contemporaries and in exercising power that comes from great wealth.
- The script received high praise, with critic George Jean Nathan remarking " Of the new American plays announced for production this season that I have looked at in manuscript'Daughters of Atreus'is thus far and by all odds the best . " However, due to poor management the production received mixed reviews and the play closed after only 13 performances.
- In a review in the New York Times ( 4 / 27 / 1947 ), Stephen Wheeler wrote that it was " by all odds the best book on atomic energy so far to be published for the ordinary reader . " Similarly, James J . Jelinek wrote that it was an " invaluable contribution to the layman . " He credits Hecht with " conveying to the layman the intellectual drama " of the development.
- So, in Price's 1913 book, " The Fundamentals of Geology ", an expanded version of " Illogical Geology ", he presented the " Law of Conformable Stratigraphic Sequences " which states " any kind of fossiliferous rock may occur conformably on any other kind of fossiliferous rock, old or young . " To Price this law was " by all odds the most important law ever formulated with reference to the order in which the strata occur ."
- He was remembered by Richard Coulter Drum, a member of the 9th Infantry who participated in the battle and went on to serve as Adjutant General of the United States Army, as " by all odds the most brilliant man under fire I have ever seen . " In response to an inquiry years after Ransom's death, Drum expressed his admiration for Ransom by writing " In all my experience in the army, I never knew so complete and perfect a soldier as Colonel Truman B . Ransom ."
- It moves gracefully and lightly; it is endlessly haunting in its pictorial qualities; and reveals a Miss Cornell who equals the beauty of the lyric lines she speaks with a new-found lyric beauty of her own voice . . . . To add that it is by all odds the most lovely and enchanting Juliet our present-day theatre has seen is only to toss it the kind of superlative it honestly deserves . " Later, the same critic determined that this role was a turning point in her career, as it meant that she could finally leave the " trifling scripts " of her earlier career and could meet the challenging demands of the greatest classic roles.
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