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That's finally what makes " An American Love Story " quite moving in spite of its sometimes sluggish pace, occasional vagueness and overall demureness in asking tough questions.
Moore brings to the role the same luminous demureness that colors her portrayal of an innocent, well-meaning Connecticut housewife whose world shatters in " Far From Heaven ."
For all its demureness, " Restless " captures some of the excitement of youthful romance in which the partners aren't just separate individuals but the products of divergent cultures.
Steve Craig of the University of North Texas noted that she " lacks the charm, warmth, and demureness of the feminine ideal " and is a ridicule of anti-feminism for her " un-ladylike " promiscuity.
Regarding her decision to appear in the film, she said, " I wanted to break the stereotype of transsexuals the demureness and extreme weakness with which they are often portrayed . " The film was released on July 21.

He had, however, cunning enough to carry himself with much demureness in the presence of Allaverdy, whom no one ventured to inform of his real character; for in despotic states the sovereign is always the last to hear what it concerns him most to know ."
Before long, Lilia is leading a double life, acting the sober, grieving widow by day, and in the evenings working as a costume designer and part-time dancer at the club, where her underlying demureness lends her an air of mystery that makes her all the more alluring.
According to reviews at the time, Collins delivered the suggestive verses with deceptive demureness, before launching into the lusty refrain and her celebrated " kick dance ", a kind of cancan in which, according to one reviewer, " she turns, twists, contorts, revolutionizes, and disports her lithe and muscular figure into a hundred different poses, all bizarre ".
The photos demonstrate that at the height of Production Code censorship, pin-up photography offered a pre-Playboy admixture of demureness and raciness that graced the pages of magazines like Laff, " The Humorous Picture Magazine, " whose January 1947 cover featuring " Norma Jean Daugherty " headlined articles on " Stalin the Stinker " and " Beauty over Brooklyn ."