Stewart figured that the women would have little knowledge of AHAB's operations but assumed that the Gosaibis would be disinclined to submit them to the indignity of a legal proceeding.
Assuming he escapes the indignity of being no-balled again for chucking, Muralitharan will be Ranatunga's most dangerous weapon this summer.
Thackeray, who adored the painting, assumed that Turner had cast the tugboat as the gnomic villain of the piece, dragging the valetudinarian to its last indignity.
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.
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.
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.
For him, racism isn't just about being eyed suspiciously in rich parts of town, or being told to enter through the back when he knocks on a door because people assume he's a servant -- indignities that many black Brazilians describe experiencing.
Whether "Jimmy," the never-seen nightmare host, is meant to be a reflection of Handler, I can't say, but it's safe to assume that some of the absurdities, rivalries and indignities pictured here are based on experience.
Forbidden even to walk up and down the stairs without a maid to hold her hand, Victoria must endure innumerable indignities until attaining her majority at the age of 18, and then afterwards assuming the throne on the death of William IV, a rousingly bewigged turn from Jim Broadbent.
