Residents at her apartment complex said the woman, who was between 45 and 65 years old, developed a churlish reputation over the years.
Washington Post
(Jul 11, 2015)
All agreed in labeling Netanyahu disingenuous, imperious, and paralyzed by paranoia—qualities not uncommon among politicians.
Salon
(Jul 18, 2015)
In court for his formal sentencing on Monday, the bespectacled Mr. Gibbons wore a gray suit and a languid expression on his face.
New York Times
(Jul 12, 2015)
“Greece, unfortunately, no longer had its own currency when it was forced into drastic fiscal retrenchment,” Krugman wrote.
The New Yorker
(Jul 12, 2015)
The idea that their activities can be left free from at least some degree of transparency and oversight is no longer tenable.
The Guardian
(May 31, 2015)
At the time, she was a rising star from the critically-acclaimed TV spy drama “Alias,” possessed with an ineffable It Girl likeability.
Washington Post
(Jun 23, 2015)
Tall and good-looking, endowed with a “noble mien,” Mr. Darcy initially denigrates Elizabeth Bennet’s appearance: “She is tolerable, but not handsome enough to tempt me.”
New York Times
(Jun 28, 2015)
harshly uninviting or formidable in manner or appearance
What saves the book from turning maudlin or dour is the youthful vigor of its language and the narrative propulsion of its storytelling.
The New Yorker
(May 25, 2015)
What they’d find is that the cameras are about as obtrusive as wall-mounted clocks, doing nothing to add any drama or distraction to the proceedings.
MSNBC
(Jul 24, 2015)
the act of expressing earnest opposition or protest
Nevertheless, Cook’s Illustrated’s undeniable failings cry out for remonstrance: Simply put, the magazine takes all the soul out of cooking.
Salon
(Nov 23, 2014)
Winemakers, generally as congenial a group of people you are likely to meet, are not widely known for erudition or deep perceptive thinking.
Forbes
(Apr 3, 2015)
There is something chimerical about any industrial-scale food process: the delicacy of an individual’s process grated onto the grandeur of our civilization’s technical progress.
The Verge
(Aug 1, 2014)