The term femme fatale seems to me to describe a really specific character in the history of cinema – someone in a postwar film noir with a long cigarette and even longer legs.
This is your auntie describing a really good pasta plate she had at Jamie's Italian this weekend.
In October, a new director came on board, Dr. Stephen E. Straus, a virologist and longtime N.I.H. insider whom Dr. Harold Varmus, the former director of the institutes and once one of the program's biggest detractors, describes as "a really distinguished scientist".
Kermode has hopes for The Selfish Giant, Clio Barnard's story of two young boys growing up in an underprivileged town in Yorkshire, which he describes as "a really terrific piece of work".
Brandwatch sits in the middle of this area, and Palmer says its growth has been on the back of what he describes as a "really deep product" — albeit one with a user-friendly approach.
More seriously, these trips do have some difficult logistics to handle, particularly with visas, which Komissarouk calls the "third-rail" of these programs, and Caplan at RemoteYear describes as a "really delicate issue".
Phillips escaped his childhood home of Augusta, GA., a place he describes as "a really boring place.
Ring refers me to the Sexual Offences Act 2003, which she describes as a "really good piece of law".
What follows has been characterized as an absurd, improvised blues which Dylan, in the sleeve notes, describes as "a really off-the-cuff-song.
A pre-emptive strike against "persons unknown" – i.e. anyone and everyone – is something Curling describes as "a really sinister new development".
