| Yet why not hope for a change in appetite, why not hope that vulnerability, doubt, languor, even feyness, might find a mass market once again? |
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| While the feyness level may not be set as high as that of Nordenstam's, it may still be too much for some. |
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| With the latest album, Dear Catastrophe Waitress, any lingering wisps of feyness are only there for fun. |
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| His honesty, feyness and his ability to laugh at himself,, contributes to his charm. |
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| It's popular, now, for folk to stress Suede's feyness, but Killing of a Flashboy comes on like the nastiest geezer at the pub. |
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| But there's a natural lightness, a feyness to some people, and I don't know how that happens. |
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| Ironically, unlike Kelly, Minnelli was pleased to get away from the feyness and painted scenery of the wilds of Scotland to revel in the noisy bar where the metropolitan Stewart is quite at home. |
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| Oh Mother explores the mother-son relationship with typical McIntyre feyness, a fragile melody over jangling guitars. |
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| The feyness of doing so for dolls became one latent meaning, along with associations proper to ideas of house and home, in an exercise of forthright mastery. |
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| People from every possible walk of life crammed the floor in front of the stage, from gutter punks to frat boys, all of them worshiping at the altar of adorable feyness that is Seth Bogart and his Punx. |
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| Those by Debussy are unique combinations of feyness and wit, and the performers captured the essence beautifully. |
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