Word: dependently
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...more difficult, because some means must be found to compensate for the forfeit of all the film techniques. The Loeb Persona doesn't try to make up for these lost ingredients, and is content to deal only with those bare bones of Bergman's film which did not depend on his camera. The hallmarks of the original Persona are gone without trace--Bergman's loving concentration on the faces of the two woman, his split-screen sequences, his reminders that Persona is a film and not reality, conveyed by shots which include his cameras, himself, and random footage from...
This argument misses the point. Honeywell is heavily dependent on the military for its profits; high sales depend upon U.S. involvement in, or preparation for, foreign war. Harvard students who work for Honeywell will do so despite the fact that Harvard students have broader opportunities than most other Americans for employment which does not contribute to the destruction of weaker countries. The accumulation of wealth for the company and its executives leads directly to the accumulation of misery and death for the victims of Honeywell's bombs. Members of the Radcliffe-Harvard New American Moverment and the Democratic Socialists have...
...were the president and I was going to fight like hell, I would be planning my fight in the Senate where I could depend on conservative southern Democrats who have supported me on issues like defense spending and busing," the political analyst continued...
...libraries will fund the bibliographic center, he said. The additional $10-15 million needed for further development will depend on the availability of government and foundation grants...
...obvious. Every lover knows that "I love you" is a vocal variable, to be interpreted by the vibrations. In his enthusiasm for "body language"-the things said by facial expressions, gestures, posture -Farb goes far beyond most scholars of the new linguistics. "Pupil performance," he proclaims, "does not depend so much upon a school's audio-visual equipment or new textbooks or enriching trips to museums as it does upon teachers whose body language communicates high expectations...