Sentence examples for and the teasing of from inspiring English sources

Ms. Lewis grew up in Los Angeles, cushioned in the luxury of her mother's movie-star lifestyle even as she endured what she later described as an outsider's isolation within her family and the teasing of children at school.

The beloved Zero 7 has stormed back into our lives over the last month with the announcement of a new fall album and the teasing of their brand new Simple Science EP, a collection of tracks that will appear on their upcoming release.

Terri, overweight and slow-moving, goes to school in his pajamas and endures the teasing of his classmates with sad resignation.

Still and all, the story moves grandly forward despite such lapses, and the tease of historical veracity is one that Mr. Safire takes advantage of with considerable skill.

The scene's power is only slightly undercut by Cersei's WWF promo-style braggadocio over the captive Sister Unella and the tease of Mountain-stein removing his helmet while keeping his face hidden in the shadows (did HBO forget to include a Smell-o-vision option for that rotting flesh?).

The come-hither intensity of the music and the teasing combination of apparent proximity but actual distance producing a frisson really worth savouring.

Ms. Bennett, a newcomer to feature films, shows herself to be a deft enough comedian, sending up both the vacuous spirituality and the teasing hypersexuality of Cora's real-life counterparts.

And, once one notices the inorganic structuring of the material, and the hostile tease of the editing, one begins to wonder if the conjunction of so many mishaps isn't a kind of abuse of the freedom that's normally granted to fiction.

These are the teases of early April.

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The whimsy of the brand, the irreverence, the play with fashion itself and the tease and taunt of fashion as an establishment.