Word: distinctively
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Miss Hutchinson has succeeded particularly well in her interpretation of the peasant dance coincident with the off-stage seduction. The dance is stylized and subdued, providing the audience with a pleasing respite from the dramatic illusion, and giving a distinct division to the play at the moment where master and servant exchange roles...
...praise her enough. "She can be elemental or elegant, warm or astringent-in fact, anything she chooses," says Orson Welles. England's Tony Richardson calls her "more informed, committed and passionate" than any actress he knows: "She is totally involved in the seriousness and importance of movies as distinct from the money and glamour." India's Satyajit Ray (the Apu trilogy) and Hollywood's Carl Foreman (The Victors) both say she is peerless in films today. And François Truffaut, whose Jules and Jim caught much of her chameleonic range, says: "She has all the qualities...
...effort to have a "more distinct separation of communal facilities from the rest of the House," the dining hall, common rooms and library will be built together as a single unit, Trottenberg said. He added that his committee hopes that this will encourage greater use of these areas...
Unlike some other commentators on modern woman, Dr. Bateson defines and accepts gratefully a distinct and creative role for women. A woman's latitude of freedom is wider than a man's, she feels, because a woman can have a career or not, while society forces all men to work...
...citizens to spend, lend and invest their money freely almost anywhere in the world. This unshackled capitalism has helped dozens of foreign economies, brought the U.S. worldwide economic power and prestige, and earned considerable profit for American industry. In one sense, clearly, the free outflow of capital is a distinct asset. In another, it is an increasingly serious problem, since it is a major source of the U.S.'s payments deficit and the cause of its stepped-up loss of gold...