During the last half of her life, Nevelson solidified her fame and her persona, cultivating a personal style for her "petite yet flamboyant" self that contributed to her legacy: dramatic dresses, scarves and large false eyelashes.
The irony, perhaps, is that if diminishing public support is the legacy of dramatic and targeted cuts to foreign aid in Canada, this legacy risks being exactly the same in Britain where the foreign aid budget is exceptionally protected.
With the second, it was chipping away at its legacy of strong dramatic series and possibly overloading the night with yucks — all in order to save money.
With the second, it was chipping away at its legacy of strong dramatic series and possibly overloading the night with yucks—all in order to save money.
He may be best-known now for "The Pied Piper of Hamelin", but the legacy of the dramatic monologue runs (via Eliot, Pound, Frost, Plath, Hughes and others) to Carol Ann Duffy in poetry, and all the way to the use of personas by rappers such as Eminem and Nicki Minaj in music.
Among other things, the general is fighting to preserve his own legacy, based on the dramatic turnaround he helped orchestrate during the war in Iraq.
The systemic impediments include both the legacy of racism and dramatic economic changes that have fallen with disproportionate severity on poor blacks.
In a surprise move that cemented his legacy, McCain cast a dramatic late-night vote against GOP legislation rescinding the law.
It now obscures his real legacy, which is far less dramatic than he would have hoped.
His legacy rests partly in his dramatic decision to reject the materialism of contemporary culture in favour of a more spiritual, unfettered lifestyle.
