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But Mr. Sarkozy's flaws also made him accessible.
Porter was a special challenge because of his elegance and sophistication, but Mr. Hartley, above, the series's host, said he feels he has made him accessible.
He was the first real ambassador of Jamaican music worldwide, he was a voice of the third world – luckily for us, speaking in English, and that made him accessible to anyone in the rest of the world who spoke English and was willing to listen.
No matter that he almost never appeared anywhere that made him accessible to ordinary Iraqis, sending out a team of doubles to maintain the pretense of being the people's tribune, while sparing him from assassins' threats; immured in his palaces, he was ever the grim but inaccessible colossus.
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The worship of YHWH was aniconic (without images); even figures that might serve in his worship were banned, apparently because their use suggested theurgy (the art or technique of influencing or controlling a god by fixing his presence in a particular place and making him accessible).
His humanity makes him accessible.
He would occasionally whisper something back, but most of the time he would listen, until he had the final word — and bestowed that grin, one of traits that made him seem accessible.
Some of Mr. Bush's best moments came when he relaxed enough to unleash a playful streak that made him seem accessible and smart and accomplished other goals as well.
I think the act of coming out for Ian transformed his life [McKellen announced he was gay in 1988, at nearly 50], made him more accessible on screen".
"It's made him an ultra-accessible athlete," he said.
An editor at a rival publication, who did not want to be identified commenting on the competition, suggested that giving Mr. Bowles wacky assignments has been a conscious strategy on Ms. Wintour's part to make him more accessible.
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