He also proposed interpreting style and tastefulness as variables emerging from objective psychological criteria, such as the " economy of attention " and " nervous excitement ".
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Charles and pals do deliver a relaxed, unassuming and unsurprising collection of familiar pop songs, sleekly arranged with a bland tastefulness by producers John Burk and Phil Ramone.
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Even a black leather group looked sedate, skirts past the knee, gold belt at the waist, tailored with the same toned-down tastefulness the whole collection had.
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But this same sense of cautiousness and tastefulness elsewhere diminishes the film's efforts to be true to Anne and what happened to her _ and six million other Jews.
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Now that the series is on the air ( to many favorable reviews, as expected, although a few have questioned its tastefulness ), she is making herself more available.
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Through this publication, Booth credited his wife " " not only for the idea of its architecture, but also for the tastefulness of its general furnishing " ".
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Its programming has changed, the tastefulness of what it did altered over time, and the support for public funding of that system was, according to its critics, severely compromised.
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This painstaking search for redeeming value doesn't signify a sudden streak of conscience or tastefulness at Fox, or the special wouldn't have been ordered in the first place.
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"The editor was concerned about the tastefulness of the picture, " says Time's director of photography Michele Stephenson, " but there was no real dissension.
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This earth-toned gift box, containing four sunset-colored discs, asserts the artistic genius of Hollywood's most popular rock band, but its tastefulness misses the point.
