-
sense of
tchotchke as
meaning a
young girl, a "pretty
young thing". Less
flatteringly, the term
could be
construed as a more
dismissive synonym for "bimbo"...
- Long (often
applied to a fermata) lusingando,
lusinghiero Coaxingly,
flatteringly,
caressingly ma But ma non
tanto But not much ma non
troppo But not too...
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Reinaldo Marcus Green cited it as
among their favorite films of 2023. Less
flatteringly, NPR's
Aisha Harris summarily dismissed the film's "flimsy premise" as...
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dismissed JoJo as "mercilessly multi-tracked à la J. Lo, her
voice encoded flatteringly as she too-many-notes her way
through a
succession of R'n'B
beats and...
-
Gerald of Wales,
usually unsympathetic to the Angevins,
wrote somewhat flatteringly of
Henry in
Topographia Hibernica as "our
Alexander of the West" who...
-
traditionally Roman form of
rhetoric that set the
Gothic dynasty in a
flatteringly Roman light. Soon
after he was made king,
Vitiges had his predecessor...
-
prime ministers portra**** in the 2013
stage play The Audience. Less
flatteringly,
Major was the
subject of the song John
Major – **** You by Scottish...
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calling it "very funny, very
violent and
surprisingly moving." Less
flatteringly, The New York
Times columnist Wesley Morris likened McDonagh's portrayal...
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Saint Peter from Prison. In the
first two of
these frescoes,
Raphael flatteringly includes his patron, Pope
Julius II, as parti****nt or observer; the...
- Earl of Rochester, real-life
Restoration rake,
courtier and poet, is
flatteringly portra**** in Etherege's The Man of Mode (1676) as a riotous, witty, intellectual...
