The big media hoo-has of the past year really have very simple points, which need to be made only once: some people have no shame (the Menendez brothers), some people have no brains (the Menendez jurors), and some people have neither (the Tonya Harding crowd, and, it appears, O. J .. What makes journalism good is not an eye for occult patterns but a willingness to tell plain truths plainly.
One landlord told him plainly, "No girls in the house, that's the rule.
He plays the plain-spoken Lancashire lad: "the economy's buggered", he told us, plainly, at a Channel 4 fringe meeting.
Yet, a senior Customs officer told us plainly that his officers engage in "tactical delays": "There is an obligation to inform NCIS but it is not clear how quickly we need to do so.
Managers must consider issues such as how much risk they are prepared to take when stretching the best employees, and whether those tipped for the top should be told so plainly, or instead be monitored, quietly.Measuring the talent pool is a tricky and often neglected undertaking.
How could I be so callous that I allow myself to feel defeated?" She's been going to an Episcopal church that is led by a woman pastor, who recently told her, plainly, "I don't believe God made man to be pieces of shit".
When Bennett Cerf, a head of Random House, begged her to cut Galt's speech, Rand replied with what Heller calls "a comment that became publishing legend": "Would you cut the Bible?" One can imagine what Cerf thought — he had already told Rand plainly, "I find your political philosophy abhorrent" — but the strange thing is that Rand's grandiosity turned out to be perfectly justified.
Horowitz told me plainly of Google+.
