The United States is a great nation; rich by grace of God and prosperous by the hard work of its humblest citizens ... Drunk with power we are leading the world to hell in a new colonialism with the same old human slavery which once ruined us; and to a third World War which will ruin the world".
Taking on the role of Shirley, Alice Joyce draws for her interpretation from a rich store of grace and charm.
These were fabrics that could not only withstand potential frat boy abuse, but also would look and feel rich enough to grace her living room.
He brought lyrical grace and rich detail to "The Seasons".
This year's harvest was notably rich in this saving grace.
Her writing, for all its laconic, pared-back grace, is rich in detail.
Marie Lenormand brings a rich mezzo-soprano voice, grace and spunk to Périchole, and the appealing lyric tenor Philippe Talbot makes an earnest and befuddled Piquillo.
Don't be fooled though, the message that the rich should show compassion, grace and tolerance for the poor couldn't feel more contemporary or relevant".
In the life-sized "Crucifixion" (Museo di Castelvecchio, Verona), the spare and sombre scene strictly conforms to the Florentine Renaissance style of Masaccio and repudiates the rich colouring and courtly grace of Bellini's earlier known works.
The Elementary odes he began to write in the early 50s captured the poetry of the everyday – in old suits, warm woollen socks, onions and the rich juicy tomatoes that grace every Chilean table.
You can see what they see in each other and what they bring out, as she rehearses the first section of a new 20-minute solo that he is creating, dancing with a generous grace and rich sense of shape, transforming the daytime mood of the studio into a different state, where movement becomes sculptural and enchanted.
