Lanky and loose-limbed, Ifans has fine flaxen hair that occasionally brushes into his eyes, a bit of peekaboo that in the role of Jed Parry, scorned lover and full-bore psychopath, the actor transforms into a gesture of unsettling coquetry.
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For example, according to the " Second Manifesto ", the prose writer Georges Limbour was expelled for " literary coquetry in the worst sense of the word, " a reason that emphasizes Breton's rigid disdain for literature, as opposed to poetry.
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I'm blaming the ages of women gone before you who handed such legacies down, blaming the radiant and sparkling and fidgety ladies of history who kissed in a moment of coquetry and saw men die, kings dethroned and nations fight in blood because of that careless caress.
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The album " Express Yourself " was hailed as " a masterpiece " in the press . " Erik van der Luijt knows his Oscar Peterson, Tommy Flanagan and Bill Evans and used their influences to create an exquisite mixture in which coquetry and adventure go hand-in-hand.
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"' Flirting "'or "'coquetry "'is a sexual activity involving verbal or written communication as well as body language by one person to another, either to suggest interest in a deeper relationship with the other person, or if done playfully, for amusement.
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WBadysBaw AoziDski described the works thus in his definitive account of Polish life across centuries issued in 1907 : " " a grim horror of fortified walls passes the visitor off into the lightness and charm of soft architectural lines, the oppressive solemnity of it all yielding to the coquetry of the decorative.
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Without ever losing her flattering timbre, this velvet tone that has given her so much seduction in tender and passionate arias . [ . . . ] Vivacity, accuracy, ascending chromatics runs, arpeggios, vocal lines dazzling with strength, grace or coquetry, she possessed all that the art can acquire ."
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Horace Walpole wrote " her coquetry was so active, so varied and yet so habitual, that it was difficult not to see through it and yet as difficult to resist it . " While she was generally considered a great beauty, Walpole considered her merely " pretty ", except for her eyes, which were enchanting.
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Lennox is also known for publishing a controversial poem that was published in " Gentlemen's Magazine ", titled " The Art of Coquetry ", in which she directed young to " Employ feminine wiles in order to subdue men to their'empire'", promising that such women will " control the world by love ."
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Anyway, I still adore his writing, and he's still my hero, but I'm really very sad to see Wolcott decrying postfem chick lit as mere " popularity-contest coquetry . " ( I think he's jealous . ) He doesn't even like Cynthia Heimel or Julie Burchill, from what I can tell.
