Word: hurriedness
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For the Bush team, the televised scenes of looters running from stores, their arms laden, demonic grins on their faces, are film from heaven. Never in the past have the Republicans had available such a record -- but they are past masters at exploiting the revulsion such travesties spark. The G.O.P...
These discrete flaws are tied together by the fundamental problem in this production: the lack of a coherent vision of just what the opera is about. It is evident in the translation of Schikaneder's libretto, which, in cutting huge chunks of dialogue, makes the opera's story seen hurried...
An unexpected change in the tournament schedule caused Harvard to arrive 10 minutes late for its first game, forcing its pre-match preparations to be hurried.
As their children hurried to ready their rooms for parental inspection, parents arrived in droves yesterday to get a taste of Harvard's intellectual and social environment.
To be sure, Bush sometimes acted as if he were secretly Buchanan's campaign manager. During the early months of the recession, Bush refused to even acknowledge that the country was suffering hard times. He made three hurried campaign swings in hard-hit New Hampshire but never attempted to mask...