From its impenetrable title to the insular instrumental segues between the real songs, the man's second record risks coyness at every turn. |
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Passivity, submissiveness and coyness can be dangerous, and may create an atmosphere of sexual aggression. |
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Suddenly the coyness was gone from her voice, replaced by genuine wistfulness. |
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Am I utterly evil and cynical to think this coyness is the most clever way to raise investor interest? |
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Stewart gestured crossing his heart and sealing his lips and laughed heartily at his master's coyness. |
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The coyness about the price is, we presume, because the actual selling price will be dependent on the kinds of discount deals on offer. |
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Gummo Trotsky, possibly inspired by last week's story of his unaccustomed silence, has now turned his coyness into 34 comments. |
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He is describing a paradigm shift, and this fact is all the more obvious for his unwonted coyness in discussing it. |
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There's no mistaking his evil intent, so the coyness of the first half of the film, which slowly hints at it, seems utterly unnecessary. |
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He loved gossip, had a wicked salacious eye, a sly coyness, and he actually snickered all the time, delicious and conspiratorial. |
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This Bach is not as reverently worshiped, it is adored with coyness, sparkle, and a twinkling eye. |
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While the record's disposition may be a departure for these New Yorkers, their coyness in discussing it is not. |
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Adults, who were shy as toddlers, had stronger brain activity in a part of the brain associated with coyness. |
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Yet agents and buying agents, with unusual coyness and some desperation, are reporting a lack of stock and turning away buyers. |
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In an industry famed for its confidence and self-belief, there's no room for coyness or self-depreciation. |
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Stage fright masks itself as a domineering style, or as coyness, egoism, or pride. |
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Both are sandwiched into a small swing between fat pink silk bolsters so there isn't much room for coyness. |
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The customary number with children from the audience goes without gush or embarrassing coyness. |
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I only answered by an incredulous smile, which, for all his monastic subtlety, struck him as the expression of a young girl's coyness. |
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Lord of my heart, no more shall there be for me waiting in corners, no more coyness and sweetness of demeanour. |
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In the subsequent intervals the females continually respond with near optimal coyness. |
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Nor is it totally incomprehensible that some people find Britney's coyness in interviews disingenuous. |
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My lady, fair and lovely and unkind, your gentle coyness wounds me to the heart. |
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Her playful tone echoes these predecessors, but with a coyness that seems distinctly feminine. |
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Mr. Darcy frowned while he normally enjoyed Miss Elizabeth's coyness, at time like these it could be most vexing. |
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Despite his after-the-event coyness, we all know who he is singing about. |
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There is no fear of such politically-correct coyness with Mr Strache. |
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Critics of the group accuse it of showing its true colours after initial coyness over GM foods. |
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So why the coyness about these advances in political freedom? |
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He held her by the shoulders and looked straight into her eyes, past the familiar coyness and unfamiliar anger until he saw the quiet spot he was looking for. |
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I could never predict what would set it off, the coyness or the flighty laughter that would usually gain me at least one attentive admirer for a night. |
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Whereas, in the past, there was reluctance by the EU to admit military applications, this coyness has now been dropped. |
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Ask Marubeni of Japan, whose coyness towards the DOJ led to its being forced to plead guilty and pay an elevated fine. |
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Strictly speaking, there is no gene for a sucking reflex, let alone for female coyness or Scottish thriftiness or cognizance of the concept of zero. |
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Social disapproval and discomfort about sexuality and drug use have often led to either unhelpful coyness and innuendo or self-censorship and official silence. |
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But he has not said which one. Is Mr King's coyness good for Maine? |
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The coyness with which the pro-Gamal campaign has begun suggests that, within the regime as well as among ordinary people, the presidential succession is by no means a done deal. |
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Second, because of the uncharacteristic coyness with which Mr Buffett and his partner Charlie Munger —respectively aged 84 and 91 discuss how or when they will give up their jobs. First, the conglomerate question. |
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The text is enhanced by Meredith Waterstraat's drawings which, without Disneyesque coyness, convey the beauty of an acorn weevil, of a mantis eating a horse fly and even of a crab louse holding tight to a pubic hair. |
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This calculated coyness, it now seems, concealed quite a breakthrough. Presumably both sides needed a few more days to fine-tune the small print. |
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