White insensitivity, if not outright racism, was hardly unusual at the time, yet one cannot help but wonder how much the gimlet-eyed but morally bereft assessments of business and political challenges that led Joseph Kennedy, when ambassador to Great Britain, to appease German militarism in the lead-up to the second world war skewed the interior compasses of his sons.
Critics assailed the Compass for its plasticky interior, anemic powertrain and design affectations; the too-cute styling and car-based unibody construction seemed a rejection of the brand's very ethos.
The interior of the web acts as a compass we use to interpret the direction we should take from signals from a new RCT.
If bright orange seats are the defining feature of BBVA Compass Stadium's bowl, among the interior's stand-out decor are the photographs of Giles Barnes assaulting corner flags.
If your board and batten wall meets a stone exterior wall at an interior corner, it will be necessary to scribe the contour with a compass on your final piece of batten.
The chapel is an interior room with no windows, but new flooring indicates the directions of the compass — essential for Muslims who must face east toward Mecca to pray, and vital to other beliefs, including Native American faiths and Wiccans.
In de Chirico's paintings of this period, such as the Grand Metaphysical Interior (1917) and The Seer (1915), the colours are brighter, and dressmakers' mannequins, compasses, biscuits, and paintings on easels assume a mysterious significance within enigmatic landscapes or interiors.
In addition to having a barely discernible moral compass, the book reads like a narcissist's memoir — it's almost all interior reflection.
JEEP COMPASS Already in showrooms, the remade Compass adopts more manly styling from the larger Grand Cherokee and addresses a major shortcoming of the previous model with a richer new interior.
