Word: regarded
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...lack of confidence. Most lines are delivered too quickly. Uncertain about their characters, or about their characters' relationships with other characters, many actors fling their lines away rather than directing them at the audience or another character. Robert Stattel as the Duke is the worst offender in this regard, often literally spitting out his lines; since the Duke has several long and emotional scenes, the results range from something resembling a temper tantrum to outright melodrama. A similar lack of control hampers the performances of Marianna Owen as Isabella and John Bellucci as Claudio...
...through the Platte River Valley, as well as in downtown Lincoln and Omaha-really the only two cities in Nebraska-there is but one institution, and that is the State University, as in state of mind. Hundreds of miles from Lincoln, farmers who never went very far in school regard the University of Nebraska as their alma mater. In case you have not heard, it is a bumper harvest this year...
Bizet: Excuse me, but I do not regard it as my Carmen...
...hostile of offensive work or academic environment." Clearly verbal comments, and looks and gestures can create a hostile or offensive environment, depending on repeatedness or context. This is why we included a long list of unwanted sexual attentions on the survey, and then categorized the seriousness of incidents with regard to a whole set of critical factors, including repeatedness, context and the impact on the victim...
...Congress has suppressed all of its doubts about U.S. policy. Speaker O'Neill designated a delegation of 14 House members to investigate the situation in Grenada; the group departed for the island on Friday. And those involved in the hearings on Lebanon remained dedicated to changing what they regard as the Marines' impossible status there. Says Democratic Congressman Bill Alexander of Arkansas: "We're seeing the beginning of the debate on Reagan's foreign policy...