The hipness of its wit suffused both design and mood, and when David Byrne delivered "Once in a Lifetime" Demme framed him from halfway up and did him the honor of keeping our gaze steady throughout, trusting not in any fancy moves but in the near-desperate surge of the song itself.
Yet he's still one of her closest allies, offering steady and trusted advisement when Mary Jane deals with the lows of a friend's death, an ex's betrayal, or even her struggle to maintain a peaceful home and family life.
He will stick to his plan: cessation of terror, interim agreements, compromises on land, steady establishment of trust.
However, when we're unable to understand the value these companies provide and make informed choices about their data collection practices, the result is a steady erosion of trust for all stakeholders," wrote Mozilla's privacy and public policy lead Alex Fowler in a blog post announcing Lightbeam's launch.
The steady bombardment of trust triggering events is weighing down the psyche and daily life of average Americans.
It always includes a pretty steady list of trusted sources, but mixed in with those are plenty of wild cards who can, in turn, become dominant voices in their own right.
A mama's boy who looks to be in his late 20's, Philippe has a steady job and the trust of his employer, selling bathroom fixtures principally, it seems, to lonely older women.
All of this on top of the changes in society that don't make such big headlines: a steady erosion of public trust in politicians; the long-term issues that face Pakistan and Afghanistan; the rise and rise of China as a world power.
The result is evidence of a steady erosion of public trust.
