-
position in
Roman society and government. This was to be
achieved in small,
undramatic and
incremental ways that did not stir
senatorial fears of monarchy. If...
- in the
lethal injection case, Baze v. Rees, was
likewise low key and
undramatic. Greenhouse,
Linda (June 26, 2008). "Supreme
Court Rejects Death Penalty...
- itself. The
Radio Times referred to it as "a long,
talkative and
rather undramatic picture" but
admitted that "its
success saved Peck's career".
Craig Butler...
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about his
approach to acting,
Wayne commented: "I read
dramatic lines undramatically and
react to
situations normally. This is not as
simple as it sounds...
-
Other scholars doubt this and
believe it is more
likely that he died in
undramatic cir****stances
during the ****cutions of
Emperor Maximinus the Thracian...
-
fourth draft,
Verhoeven himself acknowledged that his
proposals were "
undramatic" and "really stupid". By the
fifth and
final draft, the
script had returned...
- "This is the
least good of the
Ripley books, one in
which the
distinctly undramatic climax suggests that
Patricia Highsmith is no
longer much
involved with...
-
bowlers in
cricket history, he was
nicknamed "Whispering Death" due to his
undramatic but
effective bowling style.
Holding was a key
member of the West Indies...
-
sufficiently trained for so
pivotal a role. And her
voice was
small and
undramatic. Her
performance threw 'Cabaret' out of kilter." The 1967–68 US national...
-
positive review,
writing of Jarmusch: "A mild-mannered,
almost startlingly undramatic work that
offers discreet pleasures to
longtime fans of the New York indie-scene...
