1.   All modesty aside, his description does more justice to the house.

2.   But that description does not do him justice.

3.   But that description does not exactly do this hole justice.

4.   It is that, but such a simple description does this vehicle a disservice.

5.   So does his description of the way he learned to answer questions during his Senate confirmation hearings.

6.   These days, those descriptions do not do justice to companies that fall somewhere in between.