Word: intents
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...than the venery they described. Christine, who had earned around $70,000 or more, proved her heart of gold by buying her mother and stepfather a "rambling" house in the country. Mandy to date has made about half as much, was keeping her good deeds a secret. Both seemed intent on living to the limit the roles that the judge limned in his summing up: "The widespread and exaggerated publicity surrounding this case has brought these girls to pinnacles of notoriety which feed and fan their vanity." Quoting Sir Walter Scott, he added sardonically...
...podium, Dunn is free of all bravura mannerisms. He conducts with a spare clarity of line that emphasizes the beauty of the music through its style and structure. His approach is that of modesty in the face of genius, seeking out the composer's intent, never willfully imposing his own "interpretation...
...kept her stage presence well, but too often she reacted as if there was no one else on the stage; at times it seemed she was unaware of Koelb's existence, being so intent on her own expression and actions...
...resolve all conflicts, or cause the Communists to forgo their ambitions, or eliminate the dangers of war." Even if the test ban agreement led to a lasting thaw, it would "bring new problems, new challenges from the Communists, new dangers of relaxing our vigilance or of mistaking their intent...
...naive as I was, that the agents of law enforcement had the power or even the determination to commit the atrocities, if you'll pardon a favorite word of radicals, which have happened since I got here. My reaction to the news that I was charged with assault with intent to murder was a mixture of fear and incredulity, and later laughter. I threw a brick? I will be indicted and probably convicted on a felony, with a term of two to ten years? What a joke? I then had the choice of sacrificing the principles which brought me down...