With no previous Shakespearean experience, he at first displays an improbable loftiness, sounding very much the rarefied thespian beside Branagh's deceptively regular Joe.
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But Salisbury said the pedigree of a judge or the loftiness of his or her bench is not a factor when the commission looks into misconduct charges.
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The first Carr mystery was written in the voice of John Schuyler Moore, the New York Times reporter, and that artifice gave it a certain loftiness.
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She's putting the grande dame and the tough dame together in one package; she knows that the loftiness of one needs the earthiness of the other.
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Kennedy, Salinger said, " was not a perfect man . . . . For all his loftiness of purpose, he did not take himself that seriously.
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A colleague remembered him as " tall, with a countenance that showed the passion of the loftiness of his thought, and with a very gentle manner ".
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But the character that emerges on the Almeida stage did not have the loftiness that marked and, some felt, limited the prince Fiennes brought to Broadway in 1994.
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Gaballah Gaballah, Egypt's chief archeologist, said the work of French and Egyptian restorers was " compatible with the loftiness of the great monument ."
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Gaballah Gaballah, Egypt's chief archaeologist, said the work of French and Egyptian restorers was " compatible with the loftiness of the great monument ."
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Bombed flat in World War II, most German cities boast neither the cobblestone charm of Paris or Rome, nor the awe-inspiring loftiness of New York or Chicago.
