Nora

[nawr-uh, nohr-uh]

noun

1. a female given name, form of Honora.

Example Sentences

“I think what Luca did and what Nora did in the script was to give us all an opportunity to move away from identity politics. Instead, they gave each of the characters enough meat on their bones that they get to be complex, messy characters.”

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Thompson says she never felt particularly drawn to play the role onstage, actually preferring the part of Nora in Ibsen’s “A Doll’s House.”

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For the film’s screenwriter, Nora Garrett, both Polidoro’s question and the public’s response to it were surprising, but not unexpected.

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Nora Nugent, president of BAAPS, believes there are a host of reasons for the change - including the rise of weight-loss medications.

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The script, by Nora Garrett, in her first credit as a screenwriter, clumsily avoids the central issue of what happened to Maggie and instead rambles off in several directions before it gets back to the central drama, which is the conflict between her and her mentor, Alma.

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