| Positive, ripely flavoured, with a hint of wax and a long, sustained, dry aftertaste makes this the perfect wine for those who like grace at their table. |
| Some of the episodes are ripely satirical, others almost heartbreaking. |
| The movie still displays vestiges of infantile glee, but, after much revision and some obvious guidance, the structure and a lot of the dialogue have become ripely Apatovian. |
| Its harmonic language is ripely Romantic, and in 20 minutes it packed in more sumptuous melodies than some eminent French composers have managed in a lifetime. |
| The comedy is now ripely Apatovian — a mixture of desperately filthy talk and the most tender, even delicate, emotion. |
| They edited her writings and touched up her image to fit the ripely emotional world of 19 th-century piety. |
