Word: tellingly
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Dates: during 2000-2000
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...world wouldn't be a better place if they quoted him using the word "indefatigable." On the trip, Lehane is the semi-porous membrane between reporter and Big Cheese, and press requests are supposed to go through him. So I'm more than a little worried when he tells me the e-mail proposal sounds fine, but that he doesn't know when the vice president will have time to write an e-mail. I tell him that it's just a five-minute bit about what's happening on the trip. Oh, we should be able to do that...
...wearing a medium gray suit with a royal blue tie. He was nice looking - distinguished, with a slim build and light brown hair peppered with gray. He mentioned that he'd gone to Harvard (wouldn't tell us what year he graduated but said he was under 37 when pressed) and been an English major. I absolutely believed that he was a Harvard grad, or at the very least, extremely well educated. He was very well-spoken, very, very bright - not verbose, but he was articulate and animated. Somehow we began talking about Shakespeare (he said he loved...
...Maybe he was just having a good time. Whatever the reason, it's scary. He could be a stalker. Or a serial killer. My friend told me you need a detailed account of what transpired between the three of us last Wednesday evening . Here's what I can tell...
...worked for Time magazine for the past 7 years. He claimed he was studying this book because he was going to Africa in October for a story and was then to take vacation afterwards. He said he was going first to South Africa, then to Zimbabwe. He could not tell us what the story was about but did say that it was an evergreen piece, "possibly something that could win an award." He didn't know when it would run in the magazine. Also, he said that he was an editor. I remember asking him if he liked being...
...problem Al Gore could run into this fall as he pits "people" against "the powerful": In the age of tight labor markets and the booming dot-economy, it's getting harder and harder to tell which is which...