You can feel their amiable chemistry in any one of their countless, "Where'd the hell you find that track!?" b2b sets, as well as through the efforts of the bizarro, sample-rich label they run with Delfonic, Money $ex Records.
(Jon Caramanica called the album "shockingly amiable". For anybody who knows Jay-Z's historical tendency toward richly satisfying moments of one-upmanship, that amiability feels like a terminal diagnosis).
Following its well-received "Saint Joan," performed by the same four actors, the company has staged a lively, modern and amiable production that feels brisk even at three and a half hours.
Maybe this is why Hollywood feels so comfortable turning his fictions into amiable expansions of the very myths Doctorow sets out to dismantle and expose.
It still has choreographic pleasures (and a benchmark performance by Shuler Hensley as Jud), but it now feels less like a rediscovery than just another amiable revival.
The glitzy Olympians-turned-commentators Tara Lipinski and Johnny Weir, who a few nights ago both used the expression "all the feels" after a performance, were accompanied by the amiable golf-and-figure-skating commentator Terry Gannon, beamed in from another genre.
While most Arab countries aren't exactly dominate forces in international football, it is an amiable gesture to a culture that often feels disenfranchised by its Western neighbors.
With Sutherland's amiable stage presence gone, replaced by his voice alone, the film is a thorough reimagining that feels colder and creepier than the show.
Boast's novel is an amiable exploration of how humans might come to manage their raucous hearts; nothing about the book, apart from the characters' names, feels especially Ovidian.
They say they have been shunned by fellow members, made to feel like pariahs in the traditionally amiable world of their country club.
