Exciting exciting exciting.
After missing some estimates Wall Street set for the company's earnings by quite a bit (you can find the full numbers below), the company is seeing some pressure on its stock today after largely getting a pass for its activities as it looks to become a massive automaker with the aura of an exciting tech company.
Ever since reading Hardy, I've been drawn to the sense of mystical past in the West Country: the barrows, the standing stones, the links to Arthurian legend give the place an aura both dark and exciting.
All the talk of "dying" and "killing" in comedy gives the showdown between comic and audience a bullfight aura, and nothing in theater is more exciting than watching someone try to be cool and offhand while facing extinction.
On the other hand, the McCain campaign offers the promise that fighting for reform can be exciting and fun, while Mr. Bradley gives it the aura of a slightly depressing duty, like tooth-flossing.
The sheer size of the vehicle, combined with a refined interior and aura of indomitability made it one of the most exciting cars to be seen on America's roads in years.
"Frost/Nixon" offers considerable insight into the Nixon mystery, without solving it; the movie is fully absorbing and even, when Nixon falls into a drunken, resentful rage, exciting, but I can't escape the feeling that it carries about it an aura of momentousness that isn't warranted by the events.
The most exciting expressions of this nascent moving-image culture are yet to emerge but they will expand the aura of cinema to more people in more ways than the old industrial model could imagine.
"That band was a very exciting time for us," said Belov, whose long black coat, black shirt and black pants gave him a stark, aristocratic aura.
