The indignities of aging assume aspects both touching and comic in "Trying," a slight and sentimental new play by Joanna McClelland Glass that is given a measure of ballast by Fritz Weaver's gracious, subtly turned performance.
ISHERWOOD ++ 'TRYING' The indignities of aging assume aspects both touching and comic in "Trying," a slight and sentimental new play by Joanna McClelland Glass that is given a measure of ballast by a gracious, subtly turned performance from Fritz Weaver.
LAWRENCE VAN GELDER + 'TRYING' The indignities of aging assume aspects both touching and comic in "Trying," a slight and sentimental new play by Joanna McClelland Glass that is given a measure of ballast by a gracious, subtly turned performance from Fritz Weaver.
Johnny Depp, Jude Law and Colin Farrell were brought on to assume aspects of Mr. Ledger's character: an amnesiac turned ringmaster of a three-ring carnival whose main attraction is a holy man (Christopher Plummer) who transports customers into fantastical worlds of their own imagining.
In this context, the work assumes aspects of a curve fitting exercise.
So she conjured up private investigator Kinsey Milhone, a brassy, dominant, profane private investigator - and started to assume aspects of her character.
The shear correction term becomes necessary when beams assume aspect ratios lower than 10 [24], which is the case for the C-C bonds with average lengths and thickness presented in in open literature (see the article of Huang et al. [25]).
Robert Sean Leonard, who portrays Wilson, said that House and his character whose name is very similar to Watson's were originally intended to work together much as Holmes and Watson do; in his view, House's diagnostic team has assumed that aspect of the Watson role.
"In servitude is the watcher, asking of the do-er that he assumes all aspects of the watcher's desire".
Even assuming that aspects of the remedial scheme might ultimately be found to violate the Equal Protection Clause, I could not subscribe to the majority's disposition of the case.
