Melville then had a quarrelsome relationship with Jean Cocteau making Les Enfants Terribles (1950), Cocteau's tale of covert incest, before getting to the film which gave him real nouvelle vague credentials, Bob le Flambeur (1955).
I was a deputy political director on a presidential bid, a finance director on a Congressional race, campaign manager of a state representative race and had vague job credentials on the other three.
Penguin, still banking their windfall profit on White Teeth, are about to launch The Impressionist, a novel by Hari Kunzru, 'the male Zadie Smith', a first time novelist with perfect multicultural, vaguely hip credentials.
"I thought I was going to die!" The competition among speakers is so high that even the British celebs with vaguely intellectual credentials don't cut it at TED. Alain de Botton pulls it off, but Stephen Fry just hasn't prepared.
His dapper right-hand man, Alejandro (Benicio del Toro), is even more vague about his credentials – and he doesn't do any grinning at all.
Olmert, who lacks Sharon's charisma and security credentials, could not afford to run a campaign based upon vague promises of bringing peace based upon a willingness for "painful compromises", as Sharon did.
But as James Kirchick of the New Republic pointed out, his leadership credentials remain untested, his policy programme is both grandiose and vague on particulars, and President Saakashvili remains a formidable and powerful rival.
Sadly, the title track includes only vague references to "good times and hard luck"; Mr. Cagle spends more time polishing his country credentials by name-dropping his favorite singers.
They are vaguely in favour of green credentials, yet rarely use them to select a candidate.
