Word: relaxedness
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The closest he came to the rococo sparkle of English portraiture was in his 1767 portrait of Nicholas Boylston, Boston's biggest luxury-goods importer: blue-chinned, sharp-eyed and relaxed in his morning panoply of damask dressing gown, unbuttoned waistcoat (showing the careless ease of the gentleman) and velvet...
Of the three, A Jubilee is perhaps Chekhov's strongest commentary on his contemporary and infamous Czarist Russian beaurocracy but is produced with only a somewhat relaxed vision of play's satire. The plot has too many threads to relate--most significantly it suggests that social classes were too extremely...
"The team as a whole was trying too hard to win the game," freshman Michael Zimmerman said. "If we had just relaxed and thought about what we were doing we would have won."
Anand is a worthy opponent in both ability and charisma. Though the game was devised in India some 2,000 years ago, his nation has produced surprisingly few chess geniuses. Anand, raised in Madras, became India's first grand master when he was only 17. Still boyish-looking at 25...
Some change in this area may be warranted. Perhaps current laws could be relaxed so that third party candidates, if they have a certain amount of support or can make it onto the ballot in a certain number of states, would be eligible to receive such funds. The current system...