Wednesday night, Montoya expressed some annoyance with what some perceive as the stodginess of Indianapolis Motor Speedway and its faithful.
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What that front-of-the-curve feature indicates is that Volvo stodginess comes with a slavish devotion to safety.
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That's because of the perceived stodginess of traditional medicine, and the public's increased awareness of alternative treatments.
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In fact, though classicists have a reputation for stodginess, they have been quick to exploit the Internet as a research tool.
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Yes, that stately museum, the epitome of Palm Beach elegance and stodginess, has been troubled with fleas in its carpets.
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Restaurants, clubs and bars open daily, burying without trace the drab uniformity and culinary stodginess of the former East German state.
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Connecticut has a contradictory public image, seen as a bland suburb of New York yet regarded as a backwater of traditional Yankee stodginess.
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So, to counter what he sees as the " stodginess and snobbery of ( today's ) wine books,"
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Mind you, the move certainly won't help the awards show's reputation for stodginess ( see : Tony Bennett, 1995 ).
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Even that paradigm of stodginess, the electric power company, is beginning to face competition : In 1992, Congress passed a law largely deregulating wholesale power generation.
