raciness वाक्य
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- Its immediate popularity was no doubt largely due to its personal character, but its vigour and raciness make it worth reading even now when the objects of Churchill's wit are forgotten.
- It is here that the Victorian poet A . C . Swinburne, overwhelmed by the stifling air or perhaps by the raciness of his own poetry, fainted dead away one day in 1868.
- It was a new kind of packaging for Davis, 43, who, though she might protest, seems to be feeling a need to temper her trademark raciness with clothes that are streamlined and authoritative.
- She had intended for a time to publish the diaries herself, but, according to Lucy Masterman, the proofs " were considerably'edited'and much of the raciness and individuality taken from them.
- Not to be outdone, Victoria's Secret, which has long sold what are euphemistically termed novelty panties, with satin bows and rhinestones where the derriere should be, is seeking to boost its raciness quotient.
- Muralist Arturo Garcia Bustos, one of a dwindling group of former students and close friends of Kahlo, also liked the film, although he felt it exaggerated the raciness of Kahlo's bohemian life for commercial effect.
- A provocative raciness and a facility with quip and proverb made him the ideal inciter of controversy and the records of these associations are a mine of his sayings, which Old Guy's Men will at once recognise as'Pembreyisms '.
- Everywhere in the Village, free speech defined bohemian sophistication _ bounding from one subject to another, ostentatiously eclectic, touching on politics and art one moment and churning up neighborhood gossip the next, always edged with a sexual raciness that was taboo in polite society.
- And there's Gabrielle ( Eva Longoria ), who married a rich businessman but feels ignored and is getting even by spending too much time with the 17-year-old gardener . ( The show's raciness has led several advertisers to pull out, but they were quickly replaced .)
- Apart from the raunchy blues wailer " Rocks in My Bed, " performed by Ramsey and Derricks-Carroll with exhilarating comic abandon, the show's creators give a very wide berth to anything that might smack of sexual raciness or ethnic caricature _ an understandable instinct that nonetheless cramps their material.
- Lockhart, writing after Scott's death, admired the scenery of " Rokeby ", and found many thrilling episodes and lines scattered through the poem; he attributed its disappointing sales to the inevitable comparisons drawn by the public with " Childe Harold " s greater raciness and romantic glamour.
- Toole concludes his essay by stating that " [ m ] ore than 30 years after its debut, [ " The Mystery of Mamo " ], with its heady mix of globe-trotting action, raciness, wild comedy, and hot jazz-funk music, is the original " Lupin ", the real deal.
- The photos demonstrate that at the height of Production Code censorship, pin-up photography offered a pre-Playboy admixture of demureness and raciness that graced the pages of magazines like Laff, " The Humorous Picture Magazine, " whose January 1947 cover featuring " Norma Jean Daugherty " headlined articles on " Stalin the Stinker " and " Beauty over Brooklyn ."
- Hugh MacDiarmid wrote of the " Tay Whale " that " what this [ the verses about John Wood and the Tay Whale ] amounts to, of course, is simply what quite uneducated and stupid people the two adjectives by no means necessarily go together, for many uneducated people have great vitality and a raciness of utterance altogether lacking here would produce if asked to recount something they had read in a newspaper . " MacDiarmid continued that " in their retailings of, or comments upon, such matters, the " hoi polloi " would also reflect their personal feelings, as is done here, by the tritest of emotional exclamations ."
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