Unfinished Song is a small-scale, deeply personal, movie but we would be remiss if we didn't pause here and tell you that it stars two of the most beautiful of the beautiful people from the '60s.
A small, deeply affecting museum on the massacre of the nation's Jews.
Ms. Fields, a small, deeply tanned woman beyond 60 with teased brown hair and Cleopatra eyes, is above such thoughts.
Lenin's emphasis upon action by a small, deeply committed group stemmed both from the need for efficiency and discretion in the revolutionary movement and from an authoritarian bent that was present in all of his political thought.
She left two small, deeply personal spaces here, each of them a splendid example of a "boudoir," the private room that a woman of her rank would have had for stepping out of the public eye.
I elected to pass under my own motor through the smaller, deeply shaded Webster Avenue gate of Woodlawn Cemetery -- the one I used to see from my commuter train -- on a mild and cloudless late-summer afternoon when the weather was so fine as to be invisible.
Cerebral ischaemia and infarction are important risk factors for stroke and are caused by the occlusion of the small, deeply penetrating cerebral arteries.
I'm always trying to find the small, deeply internal pieces and turn them inside out.
In the ambitious and mostly delightful "Infinite City," Solnit offers "a small, modest and deeply arbitrary rendering of one citizen's sense of her place in conversation and collaboration with others".
However, small producers, deeply rooted in the place where they produce, with low capability to invest in communication tools and hence enjoying low visibility in further markets, nowadays may rely on their own website and on social networks and apps where experts and journalists become key communicators together with other, more or less, experienced consumers (Dentoni and Reardon 2010).
