Yet she finds that there, too, she is manipulated and marginalised by struttingly self-important men and their simpering handmaidens. |
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But there's a lot more of John Lennon's pensive melodicism than Paul Simon's simpering folkie affectation in Smith's music. |
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It's totally about the attitude, and there is no reason why playing quiet music means that you have to be a simpering mummy's boy. |
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He despised simpering, giggling, weak women who had nothing better to do than cry and make themselves appear ridiculous to gain favor with him. |
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He's usually got a piece of arm candy shooting him affectionate looks and simpering about how gorgeous he is. |
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I very nearly did, because I am that much of a simpering weakling who hates to upset people. |
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Tory wets will enthuse about social justice and inclusivity like simpering liberals. |
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The only truly horrible performance comes from a simpering actress you want to yank off the boards. |
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They seem incapable of getting through a lesson without giggling or simpering. |
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Every time I saw him, she was hanging off his arm, simpering and giggling and ugh! |
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Miss Waller was always smiling, almost simpering, and Miss Hooper was a mild-mannered pale-coloured personality. |
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Girls would keep on giggling and simpering whenever they felt they had caught his attention for the tiniest glance. |
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Now would you quit simpering over Randall and suspecting everybody but him? |
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He was teaching Boyle's Law and Archimedes' Principle to coy, simpering 13-year-olds who giggled at everything he said. |
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Two years, and he's just as patronising, moronic, simpering and clueless as ever. |
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What initially seemed to mock some little pop simpering with no real interest, soon turned into an incredible example of technical demonstration. |
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At their best they come off as brilliant, and at worst, overly simpering and voyeuristic. |
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Can someone tell me the point of employing this simpering, miserable pansy merely so that he can complain week-in, week-out about how much he hates the place? |
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Blonde corkscrew curls, wide blue eyes, and a simpering smile. |
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If fairy tales make you think of simpering goody-goody princesses and men in tights with page boy haircuts, has Ella Enchanted got a surprise for you. |
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A bridal outfit has a veil with strands of beads like writhing snakes, which turns the simpering newlywed into Medusa. |
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He gave confidence to young Britons that they didn't have to be strangulated, effete, simpering fops. |
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The most interesting transformation is limp Lannister cousin Lancel who has gone from simpering halfwit into a follower of the Sparrows. |
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However, don't think Queen Mary 2 is another clone for the lumbering, simpering, overblown jolly boats wallowing and waddling around the world's sunshine destinations. |
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I experienced this myself in an interview for a well-trodden classic role traditionally played as a simpering fop. |
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The plodding Somewhere Like You piano chords give him plenty of room for melisma as a pyramid string section does some simple simpering. |
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I'm talking of real boys, not simpering 30-year-olds with shaved chests. |
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Nor was the late batting star David Hookes the simpering and indecisive vacillator depicted in the show. |
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The simpering fop part was played as a simpering fop by one of our most celebrated simpering fop actors, complete with straw-coloured wig and buckle shoes. |
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When did this simpering ninny become the Oracle? |
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Unfortunately, that debate was a poor advertisement for the American political system, with its 11 candidates bickering and simpering for three hours. |
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On Brooks, it looked mannered and simpering. |
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To see these pictures of Valenzin it must be acknowledged that the cleverness of this painter is to make Venice romantic, without becoming it simpering. |
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However, don't think Queen Mary 2 is another clone of the lumbering, simpering, overblown jolly boats wallowing and waddling around the world's sunshine destinations. |
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Unfortunately, the script has a one-track mind and strains at the breeches with chauvinistic quips, reducing virtually all female characters to simpering wenches. |
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