Resentment The average workplace offers multiple opportunities for anger and resentment: co-workers receiving promotions you think you deserve; bosses accepting accolades for work that was 90% yours.
Kenneth poses for his adoring fans after accepting accolades at an Anthology Film Archives benefit in 2010.
Davis shared the personal story Friday as she accepted accolades at the Variety Power of Women luncheon, where Jane Fonda, Reese Witherspoon and Jennifer Lopez were also recognized for humanitarian efforts.
Carrying on, accepting accolades from admirers for his fine work, and perhaps under the influence of the special whiskey of the night, and nod to Trumbo, Manhattan Moonshine, Cranston sports a special lapel pin, a silver square featuring, what else, Trumbo's large eyeglasses, a cigarette accenting the mustache.
Not that she is ready to accept the accolades.
But not every eminence was on hand to accept the accolades.
But when it came time to accept the accolades for their work building those characters, both filled the distance between themselves and their characters with tales of hair waxing and mincing jokes.
English and the series were honored at the awards show with the Impact Award and the cast reunited on to stage to accept the accolade.
As patron of many foundations and charities, he said he would accept the accolade "in a representative capacity".
A disappointing performance from the tourists, but an England performance not to be sniffed at, at least not by man of the match Chris Broad, whose fractured nose saw him accept the accolade from a hospital bed after he was struck in the face by a bouncer from Varun Aaron.
When the message finally got through, far from jumping with joy at having achieved the pinnacle of their artistic careers while still in their mid-20s, the 18-strong architecture collective sat down and had a serious discussion about whether they should accept the accolade at all.
