Something unexpectedly profound emerges from the flimsiest of stories in "Stranger Things," a drama so modest and trusting of its two leads that any directing flourishes might have shattered its spell.
Though technically just as solid as Mr. Ozawa, Mr. Levine is a more relaxed conductor, whose gestures are modest, graceful and trusting.
A leader should be, depending on which book you are reading, creative, thoughtful, instinctive, empathetic, decisive, cool under pressure, visionary, ambitious, modest, introverted, extroverted, trusting, ruthless, or hands-on and being all of thands-on and is not a beingdeall
Modest efforts to build trust are under way, such as allowing barter trade of farm goods with the Pakistani-run bit of Kashmir.
Mr. Corzine says he supports only a modest investment of the trust fund in stock index funds, and that individual benefits would remain guaranteed by the federal government.
The result was that the Danes demanded ever-bigger payments.The price of these bribes is being paid by the cautious, such as elderly people who do not want to trust their modest nest-eggs to the vicissitudes of the stockmarket.
The soprano Jeanne Zaepffel's modest, tender voice and trusting look made her a beguiling Pamina.
(Chinen) BOZ SCAGGS (Monday and Tuesday) "Speak Low" (Decca) is a stab at the Great American Songbook by this well-tested rock and soul man, and it works better than most efforts: Mr. Scaggs has a nice feel for languor and wry regret, and he trusts his modest range as a singer.
