Word: soled
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...dressed as a female for special rites; her mourning grandmother calling her "my son" in the days following Sand's father's sudden death; the time she heard an echo and thought she had two selves. Luckily, Barry quickly abandons these naive explanations, admitting they are not the sole key to Sand's life, becoming more sympathetic to the plight facing a woman writer attempting to break out of traditional roles...
...publication reveals a progression from cautious ambiguity to an increasingly more explicit statement of the poet's passions. Such an advancement mirrored Cavafy's developing belief in honest acceptance of one's passions and surroundings, in bowing to the inevitability of circumstance and human limitations. This belief became the sole moral yardstick by which he could judge him self and others. The creation of a myth around his own city--about which he had ambivalent feelings--as well as the acceptance and open avowal through his poetry of passions which were unacceptable to his cultural milieu, were ongoing expositions...
...present world. A vast space remains present between audience and screen, an acute consciousness of the gap between the work of art and any possible reality. By keeping us at this distance from the dream which Freud proved to be man's fundamental reality--sex--Fellini captures our sole potentially uninhibited creative fantasy. And then he shows us it is no more than show...
...other person in the department with tenure. Tenure has been a key issue in the development of the department, and a major tool in the University's attempt to shape the department. The creation of a situation where Eileen Southern, jointly tenured in Music and Afro, would be the sole candidate for the chair was hardly accidental. Whether a conscious or willing accomplice, Southern has carried out what is, in fact, the administration's design for the department; several significant changes that have recently taken place in the department illustrate this...
Finally, the surge in American-made cars was strong enough to benefit each of the Big Three-General Motors, Ford and Chrysler-though to very different degrees. The sole exception to the industry's prosperity is fourth-ranked American Motors, which offers a limited selection of models, the majority of which are small cars. A.M.C. suffered a 23% drop-off in 1976 sales, and piled up losses for the business year ending in September that were large enough to cause its accountants to raise a gingerly question as to whether it could stay in business. Actually, the company...