Word: shamed
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Considering the amount of talent possesed by certain cast members and some pretty nifty scenery provided by producers Andrea Schwartzman and Ayse Yuksel and set designer Tom Gluck, it's a shame that these bright spots must, once they've been extricated, be placed back in the context of a "royal hunt" that is largely unsuccessful...
...second of my complaints is by far the most serious. In your caption, you malign me yet again, this time by classifying my musical instrument as a trombone. It is with profound regret and shame that I find myself forced to tutor your staff in the most basic distinctions between members of the brass family...
...shame that the William Montagues are so few. The solution is no mystery; only the will and resources are missing. "We know what needs to be done," says Project SHARE's Rogers. "We're just not doing...
More tellingly, we are unnerved by peace and seem to find it boring. When the cold war ended, we found no reason to celebrate. Instead we heated up the "war on drugs." What should have been a public-health campaign, focused on the persistent shame of poverty, became a new occasion for martial rhetoric and muscle flexing. Months later, when the Berlin Wall fell and communism collapsed throughout Europe, we Americans did not dance in the streets. What we did, according to the networks, was change the channel to avoid the news. Nonviolent revolutions do not uplift...
...shot to death in 1932 shortly after his marriage to his prize star, Jean Harlow. A suicide note apologized for "the frightful wrong I have done you." MGM boss Louis B. Mayer tried to protect Harlow by spreading the word that Bern had been impotent and killed himself in shame. After a minimal investigation, the coroner's jury declared that Bern had committed suicide with "motive undetermined." End of scenario...