"Burning" is Mr. Bradshaw's Off Broadway debut, and it's been given a suave production by an estimable team that includes Derek McLane (set) and Peter Kaczorowski (lighting).
He made his New York recital debut in 1957, and spent much of the next decade touring in Europe and the United States, and building an estimable discography that helped establish him as a colorful, imaginative performer.
They play contract bridge together, they travel together and together they launched the Giving Pledge, an estimable campaign that has persuaded dozens of billionaires to commit half their wealth to good causes.
The other 19th-century characters, none of whom ever spring into persuasive life, are portrayed by an estimable ensemble that includes the winning and accomplished young performers Christopher Innvar, as the requisite bearded villain, and Lauren Ward, as a vain young actress.
Mr. Crowe, estimable actor that he is, gives what may be his cheeriest screen performance.
This shortcoming might not show up in a lesser production, but she is surrounded by such estimable performances that it throws everything off balance.
The story of how Ms. Lee's gown was created had long been part of the promotional campaign for this recital, presented by the Concert Artists Guild, the estimable organization that auditions and supports emerging artists.
But the Collegium has assembled an estimable vocal cast that includes Suzie LeBlanc and Joelle Greenleaf, sopranos, Alan Bennet, tenor, and Thomas Meglioranza, baritone, with Janet Bookspan narrating.
Though his first book, "The Naked and the Dead," was an estimable war novel that won him enormous celebrity at the age of 25, and he would go on to write many more novels over the decades, it was nonfiction, not fiction, that would prove his most lasting contribution.
Extending the example to 3 tests will result in 7 independent equations and 7 parameters to estimate, meaning that the equations are "estimable".
