Word: opinionatedness
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Not quite. At a press preview of the première (all shows are taped in advance in Los Angeles without a studio audience), Host Tom Snyder opened with a scathingly opinionated monologue on the Agnew resignation. He castigated the "pious and sanctimonious bilge coming out of Washington" and concluded...
Flamboyant, loquacious and abrasively opinionated, Granatelli's chief role at STP was that of promoter. He regularly lavished up to a quarter of the company's annual income on advertising, in which he and his wife Dolly played starring roles, and on sponsoring cars bearing the STP label...
One of Elson's major themes is the interaction between Luce and the talented and often difficult men and women who staffed the Time Inc. magazines. Most editorial positions were arrived at through incessant rounds of discussion and debate. A complex man, Luce was both opinionated and open-minded...
Riding the Wave. Marcel Bich is a stubborn, opinionated entrepreneur who inherited his title from his forebears in the predominantly French-speaking Val D'Aoste region of northern Italy. He abhors technocrats, computers and borrowing money. At 58, he attributes his business successes to his refusal to listen to...
PROFILE: Agitated. Proud. Opinionated. He has energy to expend. Displays excellent leadership qualities. His ability to articulate ideas will add immeasurably to the literature of self-identification for the B.U. football team.