Gopnik's bad faith extends to Richardson's biography, which he faults (unbelievably) for treating Picasso too kindly.
Gopnik thinks that Richardson's biography portrays Picasso incorrectly.
Gopnik thinks Richardson's biography treated Picasso too harshly.
The people are sitting in chairs eatting ice cream.
The happy woman is running in a race.
There were only 50,000 people in jail.
A family is swimming at the beach.
The senior executive set the performance expectations without regard to the targets made nationwide.
He did not buy any land on any of the San Juan Islands.