And Ms. Treadway plays her astronaut with a dogged enthusiasm and an utter lack of vanity.
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First, his lack of vanity: expressed by his ability to laugh at himself and his slapstick appearance.
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Her performance here is smart, brave and unsparing to the point that you wince at its lack of vanity.
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There's a bracing lack of vanity in how she conveys this long-lost world and not an iota of misplaced nostalgia.
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Though mainstream feminism has often ignored her work, she has earned praise for her lack of vanity, for her unwillingness to compromise by . . . what?
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His performances were remarkable for their corrosive energy and lack of vanity, and they brought a vital charge of vicarious embarrassment to those productions.
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A lot of people might have thought that such a lack of vanity was beyond Victoria Beckham, the famously serious, grumpy wife of the much more jovial David.
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So too is her disregard of gender limitations; her fearless lack of vanity and indifference to what is considered appropriate is reminiscent of her fellow countrywoman Isabelle Huppert.
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In an era of venture capital when one or two $100 million-plus funds launch each week, Ugras and Kirby say it's their lack of vanity that sets them apart.
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What makes us deem this good rather than bad style is that they telegraph a set of contradictory virtues: femininity, seriousness, playfulness, idiosyncrasy, glamour, ease and a lack of vanity or seeming effort that is complemented by natural beauty.
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Elina Bolokhova of Parenting believes that Belle's "bravery and independence helped redefine the meaning of a Disney princess." According to Justine McGrath of Teen Vogue, Belle has "become one of the most popular classic Disney princesses of all time." Commending her intelligence and lack of vanity, the character was placed at number one on E!'s ranking of the Disney Princesses, while Cosmopolitan ranked her fourth.
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When Philippe first saw her, he is said to have remarked "how will I ever be able to sleep with her?"Barker, p 129 Madame de Sévigné noted how popular the new Madame was with the court. She became renowned for her brusque candour, upright character, and lack of vanity. Her letters record how willingly she gave up sharing Philippe's bed at his request after their children's births and how unwillingly she quietly endured the presence of his male favourites in their household.
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In commercial cinema, she received a huge break when she starred in Adavi Ramudu (1977), which broke box office records.Adavi Ramudu: 29 years passed but the magic still remains She also showed innovation and lack of vanity in original Telugu films like Premabhishekam (1981), where she played a supporting role as a deglamourised prostitute, while Sridevi played the female lead. She has acted in 325 films, and in one year, she had 24 film releases. She accomplished all this, despite her illiteracy in Telugu, by having people read lines to her and she would remember and deliver her lines.
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" She described Ranaut's work as "Kangana's lack of vanity onscreen is among her many strengths. She isn't afraid to look unattractive or behave badly." From Rediff.com, Vaihayasi Pande Daniel gave Simran 3 out of 5 stars "Simran is a light-hearted, time-pass film not attempting to explore any higher themes." Pointing to some contrivances Kunal Gupta of Mumbai Mirror gave 2.5 out of 5 stars slating the film's casual tone as distracting and desensitizing during the crime scenes. Umesh Punwani from Koimoi declared "Simran is all about Kangana Ranaut, 5 minutes into the film and you know this is going to be special.
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She bore him his only surviving son. Liselotte also became known for her brusque candor, upright character, lack of vanity, and prolific foreign correspondence about the daily routine and frequent scandals of Versailles. Her letters record how willingly she gave up sharing Philippe's bed at his request after their children's births, and how unwillingly she endured the presence of his minions in their household, which caused the couple to quarrel. But she frequently acknowledged that Philippe's treatment of her was less offensive than the impertinences his entourage indulged in at her expense, and the lack of protection he afforded her and their children against the hostile intrigues she believed were directed at her by spiteful courtiers, especially Madame-de- Maintenon.
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