"Not being a warrior but a plain citizen, I saw nothing especially entertaining in such a hubbub.
On Capitol Hill moves were continuing to wrest the plain citizen Nixon from the ugly legal and financial tangle into which Watergate has drawn him over the months, but from which his high office has consistently protected him.
It means that locations are sometimes unclear but it pays off in upping the emotional ante as the play's horrific central premise is articulated by the plain, "citizen" cop Kelly: the pure love between the gorgeous Tara and Julian cannot endure, and the future lies in Kelly and fellow citizen Darren raping the more attractive pair and stealing enough of their radiance to tolerate a life together.
They admire fundamental texts (the constitution, for example) that plain citizens may parse for immutable truths.In this section Emergency surgery Outrageous bills Helping them stay home Face it: Oswald did it Home truths Fowl is fair Buying on credit is so nice All about Adam ReprintsAt the same time, the literalist faith is in crisis.
But they play nine of those games at home, where the only good feelings arise from the effort that police, fire and rescue workers and just plain citizens have made to deal with the horror of the terrorist attack on the World Trade Center.
THEY are hardly an advertising novelty, but whether they are offered by movie celebrities, sports stars or plain citizens, testimonials are usually about products that are made by third-party companies and not by the person who is delivering the pitch.
Plain citizens are not, and know they are not, personally equipped to guide the U.S. through a potential apocalypse.
As President, Reagan wrote in his own hand thousands of letters to dignitaries, friends and relatives, but mostly he wrote to just plain citizens, often explaining in detail why he had done something or believed in something, or offering advice and comfort.
The people on the streets have easy kind faces and greet strangers as well as each other cordially... the village celebrities, such as the mayor, the sheriff, the lawyers, lounge and chat democratically with the town eccentrics and plain citizens.
Roosevelt wrote to Rockwell "I think you have done a superb job in bringing home to the plain, everyday citizen the plain, everyday truths behind the Four Freedoms .
Irish republicans – or just plain Irish citizens – preferred the "Six Counties" or, at a push, Northern Ireland.
