The return of Savion Glover, Newark's native son, this time in "Foot Notes," the evolution of his tryout one-night stand last year, is an unqualified theater event, Mr. Glover having starred off-Broadway in various incarnations of his jubilant, elegant dancefests.
The Harris Theater has been the subject of numerous reviews, which are probably best summed up by the Chicago Tribunes architecture critic Blair Kamin, who describes it as a "solid, though not unqualified, success", while giving it a two star rating (out of a possible four).
A new documentary, "I Am Chris Farley," which débuts Monday night on Spike TV, frames the sketch as an unqualified triumph, the moment when Farley became a national star.
And he chose to sue Brian McNamee, the sordid ex-cop who served as gofer, unqualified trainer, toady and maybe even injector-to-the-stars, who started singing after the feds came after him.
Gary Coleman, the former sitcom star who has repeatedly said that he was unqualified for the job and would probably vote for Mr. Schwarzenegger, was on several channels, defending his presence in the race.
She's an unqualified phenomenon, unprecedented in the history of music -- our first Teen-Popera star.
Called HD 24P because of its higher definition, this is the camera George Lucas recently used to photograph the forthcoming "Star Wars: Episode II," the one for which he expressed such unqualified enthusiasm, the one whose result he called "indistinguishable from film".
In 2005 Apatow finally achieved unqualified success when he wrote, directed, and produced the surprise hit movie The 40-Year-Old Virgin, starring Steve Carrell, an actor Apatow met while producing the 2004 film Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy.
No assertion goes unqualified.
