IS it Mr. Ford's job, then, to make this remote character sympathetic for a wide audience?
The remote character of their working environment defines them as a hard to reach population group [4 6].
"This legally binding agreement means the glen will regain its quiet, remote character following closure of the mine and the landscape will be improved from its current state".
She is no longer the guarded, rather remote character who – as she herself says – invariably used to attract freezing water-based metaphors.
The remote character of southern Mauritanian mountains, associated to with logistical fieldwork constraints, has prevented detailed sampling.
Instead, with its stylishly remote characters swanning around an austere hotel setting and spewing self-consciously ambiguous dialogue — Mr. Jahnke's characters routinely skip important words midsentence — "Men Go Down" plays like a sort of "Last Millennium at Marienbad".
The central drama, teased out in small details, concerns the title character, a remote, insubordinate young girl whose mother, Isabelle Granger (Bosé), is about to send her to boarding school.
The escapees' final prison turns out to be a remote farmhouse, where Kennedy's character encounters a similarly alienated spirit: Beverly Michaels as a socially ostracized single mother.
The most entertaining sung moment is actually spoken — when Jeeves launches into a sort of Gilbert and Sullivan riff in "What Have You Got to Say, Jeeves?" Otherwise, the simpering love songs have no purchase on the heart, because no character has a remote purchase on reality.
Users can edit selections and arrange the order of songs for a CD by using a remote control and a 24-character L.C.D. screen.
