He's flamboyant in that Southern way, charming as hell, quick to witticism, strikingly cynical, and prone to the most elaborate, engaging tangents you've ever heard.
Steven Soderbergh's film herds talents young and old (George Clooney, Brad Pitt, Matt Damon, Casey Affleck, Elliott Gould, Carl Reiner) through an elaborate, engaging remake of the none-too-scintillating Frank Sinatra-Rat Pack original (1960).
Dean, who had been told by a psychiatrist that she was bipolar, began engaging in elaborate cons, at one point posing as an heiress poised to inherit millions of dollars.
Hardly surprising, when he's spent the previous three hours dashing about the stage, running in and out of rooms, donning disguises, engaging in elaborate mimes and generally keeping the audience riotously entertained.
He might not be engaging in elaborate French-influenced physical clowning or offering Stewart Lee-esque deconstructions of the art of telling jokes, but there are few people doing anything cleverer with live comedy than Mike Wozniak.
Peacocks have their elaborate tails, deer engage in antler-to-antler combat, so maybe extravagant, expensive proposals are a manifestation of this in humans?
Like every major Lebanese political party, the Future Movement runs an elaborate effort to engage young people, Mr. Ashi said, with a 30-member youth steering committee, five fully staffed offices and 500 members of campus youth committees.
To elaborate, when students engage in question-generation, the opportunities this provides to record questions by themselves may direct their attention to the correct pronunciation of the target language.
Cult films are known for their dedicated, passionate fanbase, an elaborate subculture that engage in repeated viewings, quoting dialogue, and audience participation.
The defendant, Robert Pfaff, a partner at KPMG from 1993 to mid-1997, was charged by federal prosecutors in Manhattan with engaging in an elaborate criminal scheme to hide more than $3.7 million in fees earned from creating and selling questionable tax shelters.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 7 (AP) — The Louisiana attorney general, Charles C. Foti Jr., is suing the state's largest property insurance companies, accusing them of conspiring to limit payments to policyholders after Hurricanes Katrina and Rita and engaging in an elaborate price-fixing scheme.
