He was turned into this insignificant man who met his destiny on the tough streets of New York.
He was an insignificant man, and there was no point in anyone's following him from his office to the station.
The man said, "I told my wife 30 years ago, 'I'm tired of being an insignificant man living in a broken culture.' " And yet here he was three decades later, still looking for his first recruit.
Directed by two young, independent filmmakers, An Insignificant Man is a documentary that follows Arvind Kejriwal, an activist and newcomer to Indian politics, who decided to form a new political party to serve the common man and combat corruption.
And An Insignificant Man, a documentary film by Shukla and Khushboo Ranka exploring the hushed topic of politics in India, is being released by VICE in the U.S. this week, and against all odds.
Following Trujillo's death, the calm and serenity of Balaguer bring about real change in his character, and General Román comments that "this insignificant man whom everyone had always considered a mere clerk, a purely decorative figure in the regime, began to acquire surprising authority".
A smart woman who had been obliged to be someone's idea of a wife, she had been at that table with the dumb little dictator: "The most insignificant of men, the man who can obtain influence or consideration nowhere else, finds one place where he is chief and head.
After the end of her liaison with Potemkin, who perhaps was her morganatic husband, the official favourite changed at least a dozen times; she chose handsome and insignificant young men, who were only, as one of them himself said, "kept girls".
The estimated effect is positive, but statistically insignificant among men, while it is negative and statistically significant among women.
They also tend to be small or insignificant for men and for programmes delivering basic education, while on-the-job training appears to perform best.
