Word: dependently
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...wanted to, says Moore, he could never have matched Startime's muscle: "A show that's too pretentious just isn't my style." With his relatively low budget ($107,500 a show) and his low-pressure approach, Moore reasoned that he could not depend on big names. Now his crew of regulars includes Announcer Durward Kirby, fluttery Marion Lome, Allen Funt, with his candid camera, and Singer Carol (Once Upon a Mattress) Burnett, whom Moore considers "the one major comedy talent among girls to come along in the last ten years." There is also a list...
...belief in inevitable victory is false, the challenge of Soviet achievements in science, technology, education and rate of economic growth is nonetheless real. In the face of that challenge, the U.S. will be in danger if it ever comes to believe that the ultimate victory of freedom does not depend upon the performances of free societies and of free men. "Put your trust in God," said Oliver Cromwell to his soldiers, before crossing a river to do battle, "but mind to keep your powder...
...would be ready again to retort: too many instructors and assistant professors neglect tutorial work for the sake of knocking out tomes, because they know quite well the accounting process of the usual ad hoc committee. Worse still, the larger half of the tutorial and sections program has to depend on that unique creature, the teaching fellow...
Actors should not depend on applause, she concluded. A laugh, a spirit, cannot be planned. "And I didn't come here today to make you laugh," she added. "We just met. And that...
Perhaps unfortunately, this film insists upon delivering a message, and this message must depend upon its self-evidence rather than its novelty for impart: that was is Hell we have been told before. The triumph of order, however, becomes more than a mere literary idea as the pictures of village life show it gradually taking on the clarity and internal discipline of the samurai's own lives. The final irony is that the warriors have taught peace too well. The surviving samurai are now not only no longer needed, but alien in the peaceful world of their own creation. --ALICE...