Word: adheresent
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Carolyn Brown, Cunningham dancer for twenty years, writes with the most perspective and the most acceptance. She admits how difficult it is to work under Cunningham's aloofness, although she's thankful that his hands-off attitude forces his dancers to be "self-disciplined, self-critical, and self-moving." She...
Since the 1968 strike, Shanker has been accused of retreating from his earlier liberalism. Says a city labor leader: "My disappointment in him is that as the new face in the American labor movement, he adheres to the status quo. He is not innovative in terms of reform." Shanker is...
Marichal said that the Portuguese military adheres to "no clear ideology," but instead staged the takeover because its "sense of honor" was offended by the continuing poverty and oppression in the country.
Cambridge has a new city manager and a few new faces on the city council. Harvard has taken an increasing responsibility to the community, in recent years. But basically, the city still adheres to its contention that Harvard should pay by the square foot and Harvard insists it will not...
The product is a massive march of minutiae organized by no other apparent guiding force than chronology. Blotner adheres slavishly to "the inexorable tick of the clock" that Edel urged biographers to avoid at all costs. The chapter headings, "Dec., 1918--September, 1919/September, 1919--June, 1920...," are almost selfparodies of...