-
greater thrill than when
being deplo**** for the
purpose of
expressing rage,
froideur or an
insouciant dose of 'look what you're missing'". The
dress was analysed...
- her set face
shifting and
falling as the
script lends reasoning to her
froideur — whom
viewers might find
themselves unable to shake." Todd
McCarthy of...
-
dilapidated Northamptonshire estate in an
atmosphere of
almost Victorian froideur". He was
educated at
Oundle School. His
paternal grandfather,
Captain Arthur...
- "strong point" (of a sword). Strength, expertise, one's
strong point.
froideur coldness (for
behavior and
manners only).
gaffe blunder garage covered...
- Republic's
Laura Bennet.
Wright plays the role with "an
almost terrifying froideur". As a
couple Frank and
Claire are said to "reverberate with
tension and...
- to the
characters after seven-plus
hours of insults, sniping,
marital froideur, and **** jokes." She
concluded her
review by writing, "'Chiantishire'...
-
music on
Nightclubbing is as stripped-down and full of
space as Jones's
froideur demanded. Then again, when it
evokes more
emotional qualities, it also...
- next.
Daisy reconciles an
earlier literary disagreement that led to a
froideur with her
maternal grandfather;
remembering that it was he who had inspired...
- set [sic] down as
stiff as waxworks. They
begin a ball with a
perfect froideur they go on with
their dangerous waltz (in
which all the
Englishwomen join)...
- his essays: "Opacité et diaphanéité des corps" in 1738 and "Chaleur et
froideur des eaux minérales" in 1739, so he was a
convenient choice.
Though competent...
