Although the thinly disguised Huey Long drama A Lion Is in the Streets (1953) did not deliver on its promise, it offered mesmerizing performances by Cagney as the demagogue and Anne Francis as the temptress Flamingo McManamee.
The sitters are presented in three-quarter view before flat, nondescript lacquer-like green backgrounds, which although lushly coloured, are thinly layered.
First, although America is a vast, thinly populated country, with fewer than 90 people per square mile, the average American lives in a quite densely populated neighborhood, with more than 5000 people per square mile.
Although Ronnie would hate the thinly veiled parentalwarfare that was sure to take place at a senior awards ceremony, shewas eager for the chance to improve her relationship with Shannon.The fact that Quint was paying didn't hurt, either.
The advice book was categorized as a thinly disguised insult although, without irony, many folks instantly said it would be easy to re-gift.
He's back to level par, and you could slice tomatoes quite thinly with his frown, although whether you'd want to put them in your sandwich is another matter.
Although usually opaque, some stoneware is so thinly potted that it is somewhat translucent.
(This is not a thinly veiled warning about stretch marks, although no promises).
Although many readers may have taken offense at the thinly veiled ridicule that infuses "Spin Cycle" (Mar. 10), I take it as fortunate that the piece is so blatantly biased that most will see through it.
And both boys would happily eat thinly sliced parsnip in a baked gratin dish although neither would consider it roasted or boiled in chunks.
