The new version focuses entirely on the grandmother and, as Leibowitz also notes, "Williams's role shrinks to interjection, remonstrance or the reading of stage directions".
This message is a siren call especially to white middle- and working-class Americans who are angry at losing their jobs to globalization, seeing their demographic role shrinking, and whose mortality rates are accelerating vis-à-vis other groups.
Joe Dziemianowicz of the New York Daily News also thought Finneran's more complicated take on Miss Hannigan was problematic: "she works very hard...It shows and the role shrinks as a result".
[C4.] Networks' Convention Role Shrinks The three main broadcast networks are likely to continue to play a role at political conventions, and the parties are likely to continue to covet every moment on these high-visibility networks.
The continuing violence has raised questions about the ability of Iraqi forces to maintain security as the American role shrinks, especially after deadly attacks in the heart of the capital last month left roughly 100 people dead.
And everyone knows on my films - I tell people at the very beginning - that you might come in with the main role but if you don't put the effort in your role will shrink and someone else's will grow in your place.
From his therapy experiences, Charlie picks up how to act the role of shrink.
Manuel Reyes, of the Puerto Rico Manufacturers Association, also sees little hope that the government's role will shrink.
Mr Romney's governing philosophy is that Washington's role should shrink, with states and the private sector leading reform instead.
Though nominally still shareholder-owned, both of those firms have been under the thumb of their federal regulator, the Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) and Treasury since being taken into "conservatorship" in 2008 when they teetered on the edge of collapse.The starting point of the administration's new proposal is that the government's role must shrink.
