-
exaggerated that it has
little to say
about actual statecraft and so dry and
insistently talky that it
struggles to entertain." The show
featured in the global...
- New York
Times commented that her
voice is "velvety yet tart, with an
insistent flutter and
reserves of soul belting".
Rosen notes that the hip hop era...
-
soloing instruments. In its "purest form", it "has
three chords, a strong,
insistent back beat, and a
catchy melody." The
traditional rhythm section for po****r...
- led
provisional government's legitimacy. The
provisional government,
insistent on
maintaining the
universally despised war
effort on the
Eastern Front...
- time
Commissioner Montalbano wakes up not the
usual Catarella, but an
insistent knock on the door. Montalbano,
enraged by the
interrupted sleep, cannot...
-
calls to him and he
loses consciousness. He
awakens in his room again,
insistent about the
other building, but
Natsuki makes him
promise to not leave....
- Single. It sold 880,000
copies in the UK. The
theme of the song,
repeated insistently in its chorus, is resilience,
getting knocked down but
always getting...
- The
Squared Circle, p. 27: "Traditionalists like
Curley were peeved,
insistent on
protecting the
realism of the
sport above all else. And
through the...
-
syncopated and danceable." The
style later evolved into a
rather hard-driving,
insistent rhythm,
implying a more
carnal quality. This
early form of the
music set...
-
liberal newspaper in Israel", its
ideology as left-wing and its
temper as "
insistently oppositional".
According to Ira Sharkansky, Haaretz's op-ed
pages are...
