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comes from the
feminine form of the
French adjective ingénu
meaning "
ingenuous" or innocent,
virtuous and candid. The term may also
imply a lack of sophistication...
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imagination without restraint in
avoidance of
experiencing the
sense of
being ingenuous. The
process itself is about: How do you
augment your
imagination in a...
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guardian to a
mercilessly cute
Chinese waif, the
crooner merely swivels ingenuously through a mor**** of clichés."
Variety wrote that "this is apt to be tedious...
- office, but
Stephen Holden for The New York
Times considered Barrymore "as
ingenuous as ever" in what he
described as a "small role."
Barrymore starred with...
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found the film to be "thinly plotted" but
considered "the
uncomplicated ingenuousness of Padukone" to be the film's highlight. Her most
financially profitable...
- slip into the easy
vulgarizations of the "devil-view" of
history which ingenuously ****umes that all
human misfortunes can be
traced to the machinations...
- her co-star in such a
manner that we're as
uncertain as Nina of her
ingenuousness." Kunis's
performance won her the
Marcello Mastroianni Award for Best...
- rhythm,
drone b**** in
imitation of
bagpipes –
combine to
express at once
ingenuous coquetry and sincerity." Cooper, Sean. "Ambient". AllMusic.
Archived from...
- rose in the
winter nights, and hung over Boston,
drawing the eyes of
ingenuous young people to look up to that
great new star, a
beauty and a mystery...
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complex harmonies and orchestrations,
layered vocals, and
introspective or
ingenuous themes.
Wilson is also
known for his
formerly high-ranged
singing and...
