Warren has hitherto insisted she is not running for president herself, but spoke out passionately against the "cromnibus" and presents a growing challenge to what her supporters dismissively call the Wall Street wing of the party and its figurehead: Hillary Clinton.
Indeed, "Fifth Avenue, 5 A. M". is an important contribution to the field of Audreyography: in order to zero in on the significance of Hepburn's performance in "Breakfast at Tiffany's," Wasson has to make clear who Hepburn was — i.e., who she had hitherto been on-screen, what she signified, and how that persona influenced the making and the reception of the film.
"Now, with this hitherto triumphant pontificate," she says, smiling, "it's clear that I'm having more fun".
In the Observer, CA Lejeune approached the trouble with talkies head on: "We may deplore limitations of language for the hitherto universal cinema," she wrote in her review.
Her performance in the West End production of A Streetcar Named Desire, described by the theatre writer Phyllis Hartnoll as "proof of greater powers as an actress than she had hitherto shown", led to a lengthy period during which she was considered one of the finest actresses in British theatre.
But she has hitherto looked a trademarked miler and her genes offer only marginal encouragement that she might prove as effective over 10 furlongs.
By impersonating Miss New Jersey, Gracie discovers in herself the womanliness she had hitherto suppressed.
This doesn't mean that she has hitherto been an absolute standout in every area.
Instead of repelling, as hitherto, your patriotic offers, she now invites your services … The millions of your brethren still in bondage implore you to strike for their freedom.
