Word: breadths
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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strength of character and personality, maturity and stability, creative ability in some field, capacity for leadership, rural or small town background, Harvard parentage, geographical distribution, athletic ability, enthusiasm and energy, strength of motivation, interest in a particular field of study, breadth and strength of intellectual curiosity, a sense of responsibility, and concern for the public good...
strength of character and personality, maturity and stability, creative ability in some field, capacity for leadership, rural or small town background, Harvard parentage, geographical distribution, athletic ability, enthusiasm and energy, strength of motivation, interest in a particular field of study, breadth and strength of intellectual curiosity, a sense of responsibility, and concern for the public good...
Moreau, in a word, is it. There is no actress in Hollywood or Europe who can match the depth and breadth of her art. There is no personality in films so able to withstand the long, lingering look of the modern movie camera, no one whose simple presence on the screen evokes such a variety of moods. Her love scenes are among the most intense ever filmed, her suffering agonizingly acute. She is an actress of infinite complexity and conviction, and the only thing wrong with calling her the modern Garbo is that she is so much better an actress...
Pettigrew advocated broadening the minimum wage to cover more service workers as a remedy for this situation. Since the proportion of non-white to white service workers is disproportionately large and has been increasing, he contended, the level and breadth of the minimum wage has special relevance to Negro employment problems...
...BLAKEY AND THE JAZZ MESSENGERS: GOLDEN BOY (Colpix). Blakey doubled the length and breadth of five pieces from this musical (Lorna's Here, I Want to Be with You) and added Yes, I Can, which was cut out of the Broadway production, but makes a showpiece for Wayne Shorter's quicksilver tenor sax. The ten-member band, backed by Drummer Blakey, works such solid changes on the textures and rhythms of the score that it seems to come from Birdland rather than Broadway...