-
critics proved hostile, with César Cui
calling the
symphony "routine" and "
meretricious", both
works were
received with
extreme enthusiasm by
audiences and Tchaikovsky...
- well". She cuts the
roses and puts them in vases,
where they
adorn her "
meretricious vision of what
makes for beauty" and
begin to die. The
roses in the vase...
-
Snakes on a
Plane would be – this is it! By any sane
cinematic standards,
meretricious trash ... but
thrown at you with such good-humoured glee that it's hard...
- storyline.
Jonathan Foreman of the New York Post
described the film as "
meretricious fakery" and
called it "so
unrelenting in its mani****tive sentimentality...
-
programmatical in any respect, and
Kennedy calls attempts to give the work "a
meretricious programme ... a poor
compliment to its
musical vitality and self-sufficiency"...
-
Michael Billington wrote: "Stephen
Campbell Moore makes Irwin both
meretricious in his methods, yet
effective in his results". In 2004, he
starred as...
- for
soiled goods. Remarkably, he is as much
himself in the
cheerfully meretricious and the
pretentiously serious. Such a
career has no more
pattern than...
- Clarkson's role as an
ignorant buffoon and
called the show "wearisome,
meretricious rubbish ... The
series amounts to less and less as time goes on." Anita...
- as an
artist quietly and very well. He has
disdained superficial or
meretricious effects. He has been his own most
unsparing critic." In 2015 WorldCat...
-
cultural relativism for its
tendency to
concentrate on the po****r and
meretricious. One of his two sons was the
political journalist Simon Hoggart, who...
