-
journalists are out for the
cheap sensation. He
writes an in-depth,
fair-
minded analysis of
fitness clubs as a
singles meeting scene. But it is deemed...
-
Neill urged the UK
government to
change the rule,
stating that "Any
fair-
minded person thinks this is just wrong."
Agreeing that the
situation was unfair...
- an open-
minded person as one who "characteristically
moves beyond or
temporarily sets
aside his own
doxastic commitments in
order to give a
fair and impartial...
-
journalistic standards and is an
archetypal image of the tough, irascible, but
fair-
minded boss. In film, the
character has been portra**** by
Pierre Watkin in the...
- her into a film star, but she was
defended by
Jenny Han for a "tender,
fair-
minded piece". The film's soundtrack, The
Breakfast Club (Original
Motion Picture...
- that of all the
kings upon the earth, he was the man most
gracious and
fair-
minded,
kindest to his
people and
keenest to win fame. The
statement is clear...
- said:
Narrating in his
extraordinary German-accented English,
Herzog is
fair-
minded and
properly respectful of Treadwell's
manic self-invention. He even...
- most
famous for
playing Elizabeth Sherwood, a
liberal and
stern but
fair-
minded English teacher at New York City's High
School for the
Performing Arts...
-
Lebanon and Syria,
derived from the
Arabic word
nasif meaning just or
fair-
minded. N****if
Ghoussoub (born 1953),
Canadian mathematician Nasif Estéfano...
-
product of the
Central European philological tradition and was
known as a "
fair-
minded critic of critics." René
Wellek was born and
raised in Vienna, speaking...
