The sound was better in the Dvorak, and Minczuk found an almost ideally balanced approach to the conflicting currents of brawniness, stateliness and folksy charm that Dvorak demands.
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It has the bland stateliness of old western TV series such as " The Virginian, " which tried to bring an epic sensibility to the small screen.
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She writes that dark blue-black shades create a more authoritative look for a feeling of dignity, stateliness and polish . ( Think navy blue business suit .)
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It is, simply put, the best sporting trophy that Canadian and American cultures have produced _ 35 pounds and nearly 3 feet of Victorian stateliness, pursued for itself.
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The actor's natural self-important stateliness works beautifully, and you're always aware of the friction between the smooth surface and the roughness of angry confusion beneath.
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Maria Anna, who had a particular fondness for hunting, received a strict Jesuit upbringing and was considered a great beauty with exceptional virtues, such as prudence, orderly life and stateliness.
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It's a vital, visceral, spinning-top-on-the-edge-of-chaos experience, the polar opposite of the stultifying stateliness that mummifies most political bio films.
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Longfellow's daughters found his stateliness amusing; he would ceremoniously open doors for the children while saying " " In presequas " " ( " after you " ) in a sonorous tone.
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Revival of these two period Gothics within several days of one another suggests that mainstream Hollywood is waking slowly to the audience's hunger for stateliness and beauty in its films of adventure, romance and terror.
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As one browses the tree-lines neighborhoods, it is obvious that the lot sizes vary, but the stateliness and distinction of each house is evident, whether a stately Queen Anne mansion or gingerbread cottage.
