Sentence examples for as cutie from inspiring English sources

But as Cutie the robot demonstrated, what you believe matters less than what you actually do.

Rotten Tomatoes Score: 98percentt (from 41 reviews) Sample Review: "It' unusual to see a documentary as emotionally full-bodied as 'Cutie and the Boxer,' a visual feast that portrays one extraordinary marriage and reflects countless others".

The team also found that the men in the studies were more drawn to screen names that highlighted looks, with monikers such as "Cutie," while women responded more to names highlighting intelligence, with words such as "Cultured". People also liked easy-to-understand language in a profile.

Lane is delightful, Abraham sleazy and Micah Stock makes a fine debut as the cutie coat-check.

Botanically speaking, there's no such thing as "a Cutie".

He cast Lennon as a rebellious, cutting wit; Mr. McCartney as an engaging, diplomatic cutie; George Harrison as shy and cheeky, and Mr. Starr as a comic foil, the slightly sulky last among equals.

But Peyton List is charming as Holly, the cutie who serves as Greg's romantic interest, and a few scenes — a debacle at a Civil War re-enactment, for instance — have the spark of originality.

The lobster is fine, but it's not as succulent as the Cutie Duckling ghang ped bhed yang, Long Island duck expertly crisped and accented with lychees, or the braised hung lay short rib, served with poached egg.

Calling a woman you don't know "sexy" or "cutie" is not as flattering as you might think.

You're suddenly defined in the media as a cutie-pie".

As for Kris Allen, he is without doubt, as Rosie O'Donnell would say "a cutie-patootie" as well as, according to Idol's stylist Michael Siggins, "a basic jeans and T-shirt kind of guy".