Drive and perseverance - exaggerated optimism, passion, excitement, loving what they do.
Such exaggerated hopes for love, he fears, can only set us up for failure.
Aside from a couple of surprises (the group's current single, "Unwell," starts with a banjo line), the songs were willfully generic, with Mr. Thomas's exaggerated enunciation (he loves to curl his r's) providing the only relief from a steady diet of bland ballads and worse-than-bland rock songs.
This makes her difficult to like and almost impossible to love, her exaggerated responses to one-night stands sending lackadaisical lovers running for the hills.
Because celebrities love the exaggerated look of Louboutins, and because people love celebrities, Louboutins have penetrated — via US Weekly and TMZ — the acquisitive consciousnesses of even the most far-flung shoppers.
Because celebrities love the exaggerated look of Louboutins, and because people love celebrities, Louboutins have penetrated via US Weekly and TMZ the acquisitive consciousnesses of even the most far-flung shoppers.
Lan's reaction: "Did not Blondie decide I should live in the barn with the goat instead of in the guest room?" Blondie heaps Lan's plate with food, explaining, "We treated her as if she were an honored guest, with that exaggerated politeness the Chinese love".
The Coens in turn have made their careers with impeccable technique and an exaggerated visual style — they sure love their low-angle shots and traveling cameras — but it's a wonder they keep making films about a subject for which they often evince so little regard, namely other people.
Opening with a jaunty Irving Berlin tune, it introduces a wide-eyed Hollywood starlet (Imogen Poots) who tells an interviewer, in an exaggerated Brooklyn drawl, about her love of classic black-and-white movies and her belief in the power of magic and luck.
