Word: characterizations
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But this is a sloppy job, both in little goofs (lyricist Dorothy Fields' name is misspelled in the opening credits; one character reads a letter, and the same text she is "reading" is visible on the other side) and in the cast's gung-ho amateurism. It's like Shakespeare...
Muscles are back in style. Just pass by any magazine stand, and you'll notice the explosion of fitness magazines. Shiny, muscle-bound men and women smile at you while gigantic veins course under their tanned, oiled skin. If you're old enough to remember the 1980s television character the...
Such speak-no-evil forbearance goes against political nature. The substantive issues - taxes, social security, health care - are difficult to dramatize. Just as John Milton's Satan is a more interesting character than Milton's God, so a negative campaign inherently has more vividness and fire than a positive one...
In Gore's case, the areas of vulnerability (outside the obvious conservative distaste for his big government mentality, his stand on abortion and so on) will be his personal character - there will be elaborate efforts to answer the question, What exactly is wrong with Al Gore? - and the truth or...
Harvard officials are not reluctant to point to what they see as specific successes of SSI's tenure. HUPD Chief Francis D. "Bud" Riley labels the charge that guards can't blend into the character of a house a "myth." He points to guards like Cort Ellis in Quincy House...