Her shopping trip ( she's seen making a few, actually ) is one of the rare instances in an otherwise workmanlike ( read : stiff ) 90-minute film in which such breeziness is given time, and it's much appreciated.
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The lyrics of " Bad Day " were said to have a universal appeal by Alan Connor of " BBC News Magazine " as they have an " everyman breeziness " because the song's subject can be any person going through a bad daytime.
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William's witty, askew group of friends _ who fall in love with the ideal that Anna presents _ have the merciless, self-deprecating breeziness that " Four Weddings " resuscitated, a cliche that many of us thought had passed from view.
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As one of Cole s own co-writes, it s hard not to read into the flippant breeziness of lyrics like I got paid today, is this really my life, now that I m over you . . . I can finally feel alive .
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Bacharach's best songs, including " Walk on By " and " I Say a Little Prayer, " performed by his muse, Dionne Warwick, sway with a swinging'60s breeziness that's sorely lacking in today's radio fodder.
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In the 1930s, an associate of Al Capone visited the mentally deteriorating gangster in a federal prison and reported, " Al's as nutty as a fruitcake "; a certain breeziness or sassiness attaches to the word, making it less severe than insane or deranged.
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Directed by the talented David R . Ellis with the same combination of breeziness and rigor that he brought to the underrated teen-scream fright-fest " Final Destination 2, " " Cellular " is the kind of movie that has become all too rare in this age of self-important blockbuster bloat.
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He was The Man Who Read " Playboy, " in all his hirsute glory . ( When a hungry tarantula was set loose on Connery's chest, the poor fella seemed lost in the actor's furry forest . ) Connery had the sullen breeziness of a male model, and carried his pictures'multi-climaxes on sheer charisma.
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In 2006, Caribbean Beat magazine described Destra's music as " the kind of sound that a young person, living at the crossroads of cultures and technologies that is Trinidad and Tobago today, is likely to produce, and the breeziness of her music may well act as an antidote to the hard edge which often characterises life not only in Trinidad and Tobago, but in many other corners of the globe.
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Freeman also argued that, though the band primarily play death metal, they owe " more to Blabbermouth's Scott Alisoglu wrote that " The songs are written to jolt just when things approach calm, such as when the relative breeziness of " Omen " ( a real epic bastard ) erupts in violence at the 3 : 30 mark or the way that the title track seems to become a vortex of metal shavings and bits of broken glass ."
