"New York Times " critic Edwin Clark praised the novel lavishly, saying " This romance has the gaudiness and flair of the Elizabethans.
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In an earlier book she used wardrobe to establish the audacious gaudiness of a heroine's friend, a large-sized woman with untamed red hair.
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"I do not want to go to New York City that weekend, " said Bird, who detests the gaudiness of the midseason classic.
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She has made a lucrative career of portraying the world of glamour, with all the sequined gaudiness that implies, for the sort of audience eager to suspend disbelief.
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When his mother nicknamed him " Gray, " it might have been a curse for someone who would one day compete in the Technicolor gaudiness of California politics.
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A . Modern flowers are infamous for having lost fragrance on the way to greater gaudiness, but that's probably not the case with four-o'clocks.
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Vlade Divac was in charge of transportation, Webber procured the tickets and, just like that, the Kings were hanging out in Las Vegas amid the glitter and gaudiness.
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The capital itself recalls a Las Vegas without the glitz and gaudiness _ both are boomtowns in the desert that spring from the sand with impatience and not a little attitude.
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Exclusively his is a tinge of green in shadows marring the harmony of the work, a gaudiness of jarring tints, uniform surface and a touch more quick than subtle.
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The investment-banking house has rejected staidness in favor of attracting new advertisers to the building in a celebration of the legacy of Times Square's glitz, glamour and gaudiness.
