At last, a woman of taste and discernment who can see through the shallow suavity of a lounge-lizard and poodlefaker! |
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This is a top-quality wine that even a modest year shines through with good fruit and suavity. |
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Only a wine of suavity, complexity and yet understated ambition could do him justice. |
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I don't believe I have ever heard this arduous role sung with such lyrical beauty, tonal suavity. |
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Their music, generally set for unaccompanied four-voice chorus, lacks the melodic and harmonic suavity of European music of the time. |
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It's a movement full of goofy stumbles, miles away from the suavity of Mozart and Classicism. |
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His bright, trumpeting voice and exciting high notes were tempered by a sunny suavity. |
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There was a suavity about him and a malevolence in him, a ruthlessness that seemed like a work of art. |
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The silky tannins and floral aromas give the wine a feminine personality, packed with finesse and suavity. |
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Moreover, an unequalled suavity and musical plasticity give to these works an expressive power out of the ordinary. |
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They are remarkable for vigorous conceptions and strong feelings, which they express with very little attention to softness and suavity of language. |
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Full of twitches and double-takes, he manages to undermine his usual screen assuredness enough to carry off moments of great hilarity without ever compromising his suavity. |
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The play is a bit faded now and its dialogue unsteadily scintillating, but it still displays the suavity and sophistication that are Coward's trademarks. |
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The whole is obviously toned with velvet and suavity. |
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But Richard Bernstein, his partner in deception, brought comic suavity and baritonal gold to the excesses of Guglielmo. |
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The orchestra played with the requisite suavity, fluidity and transparency while possibly sacrificing a bit too much of its trademark plushness and heft. |
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Alec Douglas-Home as Prime Minister inherited Macmillan's suavity at the dispatch box and certainly impressed me with his handling of the aggressive Wilson, despite his upbringing in the drawing-room atmosphere of the Lords. |
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