Objectives (something like states of affairs and propositions) can be expressed (1) by an independent sentence like "Red is a color" if they are judged or assumed, and (2) by a "that -clause ("that -clausea color") or a nominal phrase ("thatcoloredlness of red") is they are judged about (1910, §10).
Liebling saw his people as "characters," and mined them for their colorfulness; Mitchell was genuinely interested in his subjects as human beings, remarkable because they so vividly demonstrate that one way or another we are all a little weird.
He releases neither the intensity nor the colorfulness that makes Ms. Pazcoguin, a member of New York City Ballet, such a remarkable dancer; instead, he shows her as a bright, fast, confident technician.
And just as the fabric's lightness appealed to sportsmen, its colorfulness, lack of fur and relative inexpensiveness made it, in a word, trendy.
The cheery colorfulness belies the game's ability to appeal to those who want something that will tax not only their reflexes but also their brains.
Bert Neumann's sparse but effective décor also includes a picket fence running the length of the stage and a sliding flat painted in exquisite detail to depict the clutter, colorfulness and shabbiness of a traditional Russian kitchen.
The winners of the competition, now in its 18th year, are selected based on a variety of criteria, including creativity, colorfulness and resident participation.
Were it not for the colorfulness of his speech — Hoffman is not shy to swear — it would be hard to equate this amiable man with tales of rage and intransigence.
"I was really attracted to his colorfulness.
For those who think that Ross really was like Stengel -- a superb manager of talents who skillfully hid his shrewd judgment behind an assumed mask of colorfulness -- it is easy to see Thurber's Ross as a caricature, or even a betrayal.
Like such American colleagues as John Adams, Augusta Read Thomas, Peter Lieberson and Gerald Levinson, he has been finding ways to recapture the drive, colorfulness and amplitude of music just before modernism.
