Ms. Andrich, the substitute teacher, was gauzily filmed helping the poor and elderly.

"A toast," Sharrow said, uncrossing her gauzily shining legs and sitting forward.

Then I remembered that, of course, the Great Co-opter has to try gauzily to please everyone.

I noticed the curtains on Helena's chair part, and her gauzily veiled face peer out curiously.

With its gauzily soft focus "Brand Upon the Brain!"

News features focus gauzily on high-tech military hardware and the gung-ho morale of young soldiers awaiting orders in Kuwait.

Merchant-Ivory films, for example, consistently weave modern mores into their gauzily nostalgic literary adaptations.

The transfiguring moment, vividly written, thins out into the gauzily sustained epiphany that hovers over the rest of the book.

The face of the Red Dragon loomed before him, gauzily superimposing herself over the image of the healer's face.

Mr. Corker's own biographical ads gauzily showcase his conservative family, yet even he seems determined to assure voters he is no square.

But over the regularity of her ceramic trees Ms. MacDonald has gauzily painted bushy trees under a blue sky.

One of the most captivating paintings in the exhibition is "New Jersey Landscape," featuring a meandering stream and gauzily leaved trees.

In it, gauzily clad actresses, with verses from the Koran scrawled on their bare skin, recount cruel mistreatment against Muslim women.

"Django Reinhardt Played the Blues," the longest and brightest of the trio, is set in a gauzily atmospheric Paris of the 1920's.

"Cambridge Spies," on BBC America tomorrow night, is, of all things, a gauzily romantic look at the 20th century's most famous ring of double agents.

While the biographical video of Mr. Clinton played gauzily in the hall, NBC featured a long report about Mr. Morris.

But the Dole campaign has not advertised in three important Midwestern states for two weeks, and it continues gauzily promoting the candidate's biography over his ideas in national spots.

Mares and their foals, tails twitching, gauzily backlit by the setting sun, graze in an emerald pasture near groves of orange and tangerine trees.

The gauzily clad female dancers, an annoying lot throughout the evening, twirled their arms in the first act as if leading perky cheers for the prince soon to be beheaded.

Instead, a series of heart-warming vignettes broadcast on the state-controlled network, ORT, gauzily suggest that, while it isn't quite paradise, life here isn't really so bad after all.

Gauzily ahead of the game, that is, yet noting Herb's quick, involuntary glance at her body, clad in a miniskirt that she had sneaked out of the Colony.

Mia Sanchez, 9, of Montclair, N.J., seemed to have her heart set on old-fashioned female sugar plum fairies and gauzily romantic pas de deux, preferably coed.

By turns blunt, refined, illustrational and gauzily atmospheric, these drawings include small but exact studies for several of the paintings on view and attest to an imagination bombarded with ideas.

But then neither would you expect "The Archangel With the Golden Hair," a gauzily romantic Russian art landmark, the angel's head inclined, his huge almond eyes turned sideways.