Word: pallidity
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...Storm, his ninth novel, the panel also showed a sentiment in favor of the "old-fashioned" novel-that is, a carefully crafted fictional edifice with a full complement of realistic detail and psychological probing. His newest book certainly has alj, that, but it is a pallid creation that often makes the reader wish -respectfully but vehemently-that the storm would blow every bit of it away...
MOST BALLYHOOED FIZZLE: ex-Washington Post Reporter Sally Quinn in CBS's pallid Morning News...
...Grimm illustrations brought Rackham, who died in 1939, his first great success. But he went on to do nearly everything from Scrooge to Cinderella, from The Sleeping Beauty to The Wind in the Willows. Rackham's gnarled giants, dark woods and pallid, feathery Edwardian maidens still compel-and the price of this new edition is commendably...
...wide-bodied jets than it can run at a profit (TIME, July 2)-a dilemma that even Smith's wealth of experience and operating wizardry may be hard pressed to solve. Even so, the news of Smith's return had one tonic effect, the company's pallid stock actually rose about...
...that classifies as modern today is not the tacky, pallid, narrow tie that waiters and theater ushers wear...