Walter Mosley, smartly attired and exhaling a jauntiness that contradicted his mild complaint of exhaustion, clarified that his latest publishing direction is anything but a favor for an old pal.
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Promoting his new book, an oral biography of Truman Capote, Plimpton carries the same insouciant jauntiness that one recognizes from his demeanor in decades-old photos and TV clips.
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The Latino bar-band feel would likely fall apart in lesser hands, but here it just makes sense, swaggering with almost a Bruce Springsteen / Tom Waits kind of jauntiness.
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The world was already bored with this lesson by 1981, when " Carbon Copy " was released, but Washington had a jauntiness that was simultaneously brooding and loose-limbed.
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"It's like we're policin'the police ! " one declares, with a jauntiness that suits this film's cartoonish, one-note approach to history.
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There's quite a bit of ugliness in the characterisation and plot ( Henry's prejudices, the troubles of the lower-class, snobbery ) but the overall jauntiness and good humour prevail.
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Christopher Plummer, in William Luce's " Barrymore, " seared the memory in a portrait of John Barrymore that balanced the jauntiness of a boulevardier with the terrors of a child in the dark.
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As the transaction progresses, the muscles around mouth and eyes relax, the pace picks up, and after the MetroCard is successfully plucked from the dispenser, users often leave with something like jauntiness in their step.
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He has something of D'Artagnan in him; there is a gaiety besides the simplicity and strength; seen in the slight list of the cap, and in a certain jauntiness and optimism of gait ."
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"You've Got Mail " deserves to trigger a revived interest in the late honey-voiced singer Harry Nilsson, whose music on the lighthearted soundtrack provides just the right mix of jauntiness and yearning.
