Young — still the youngest person to have been elected president — and handsome and preternaturally at ease before a camera, Kennedy was the first television president; the third, after Truman and Eisenhower, to serve since the medium really opened for business, but the first to really live in it.
His ejection (eased by a handsome exit package) was part of a growing demand for accountability at the top — and fast.
But the rule's supporters warn that loosening regulations will encourage shoddy programs, especially with the ease of mounting a handsome Web site.
Now in middle age, avuncular and at ease, his geeky version of handsome is not lost on young men.
Here the Public offers up strong players throughout, led by Thomas and Cathey through the sycophants like Greg McFadden and Anthony Manna to the cynical truth-teller of Max Casella down to the handsome Joe Paulik handling several small roles with ease.
The work is handsome but too obscure, feels calculated and, despite an ease with materials, weirdly untouched.
Outfitted with a convincing paunch and an unkempt, receding mop of hair, Mr. Pallesen sang with a handsome tone, his voice carrying over the orchestra with ease.
Tink, in turn, was intrigued with Henry; his handsome good looks, his quiet but strong demeanor, and the ease with which he had adjusted to life without his own missing limb.
But that minority of buyers who are willing to give up some ease of access to the rear seat get a handsome return on their sacrifice.
A handsome, virile stage presence, Mr. Antonenko moved with a winning confidence and ease.
