Piaggi stated candidly that she had never been photogenic, and, as she aged, she adopted Elizabeth I's technique, stylising her appearance – white face, cartoon features painted on, blue and silver waves on hair cropped short since 1982 the better to support a small, cockamamie hat, usually by Stephen Jones.
"I was quite consciously trying to learn the art of reportage," he states candidly at the outset, "and Herodotus struck me as a valuable teacher".
She states candidly that what she calls the crown jewels of New York City — the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the New York Public Library, the Pierpont Morgan Library, the Wildlife Conservation Society (formerly known as the New York Zoological Society), and Rockefeller University — will receive the bulk of her personal fortune.
She states candidly that what she calls the crown jewels of New York City the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the New York Public Library, the Pierpont Morgan Library, the Wildlife Conservation Society (formerly known as the New York Zoological Society), and Rockefeller University will receive the bulk of her personal fortune.
We state candidly and with deep regret the failure to effectively pursue justice.
Even in far and away places such as San Francisco and Los Angeles business leaders were happy to find time to meet an MBA from out of state, candidly reminiscing about their own days at business school and generously offering a piece of their minds.
Excerpts from the book show the former secretary of state candidly hitting back at the current president, former FBI Director James Comey, Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt).
As the philosopher William Barrett puts it, "Sartre's atheism states candidly... that man is an alien in the universe, unjustified and unjustifiable, absurd in the simple sense that there is no...reason sufficient to explain why he or his universe exists".
As South Park is following in Bruce's footsteps and boldly stating opinions candidly, I wonder if the candidates are listening.
As the E.P.A. candidly stated in its most recent plan to address this deadly carcinogen: "Too few homes, schools and day-care facilities are tested for radon.
"The Clark Sickle-Leaf Carpet," ascribed to 17th-century Iran ("Persia" in Sotheby's dated parlance), was hyped to death even though the catalog candidly stated that the sides were gone.
