There's a hilariously demented showdown between Bobby McFerrin and Michael Winslow over who is the finer mouth-noise artiste.
Like a Democrat version of PJ O'Rourke, Maher is suave, angry, pithily funny and possessed of a fine foul mouth when necessary.
Don't worry bud, you'll be fine!" My mouth was literally wide open from the sheer shock and joy of validation that I had just received.
At some points, I had to hold in my singing (well, fine, I did mouth a few words) and booty-shaking (on this I really did restrain myself).
— Patrick Farrell Jancis Robinson: "For really 't is so fine — it fills the mouth one's mouth with a gushing freshness …" Keats on claret and on maintaining a healthy liver.
Outraged at first by the sight of "the coarse lackeys' dish," which he deems an "insult offered to his rank," the Prince finds that Adèle's version of it is no ordinary food: The beef itself, lightly rubbed with saltpetre and then gone over with salt, was carved into slices of a flesh so fine that its mouth-melting texture could actually be seen.
Outraged at first by the sight of "the coarse lackeys' dish," which he deems an "insult offered to his rank," the Prince finds that Adèle's version of it is no ordinary food: **{:.break one} ** The beef itself, lightly rubbed with saltpetre and then gone over with salt, was carved into slices of a flesh so fine that its mouth-melting texture could actually be seen.
Mrs. Weisz stared at Mrs. Sofer from her chair, a smile playing at the fine lines around her mouth.
Grace tells the truth, but not straightforwardly: she plays with words, repeating them, rolling them around her mouth like fine wine.
Rodney Atkins's "If You're Going Through Hell" sounds just fine coming from the mouth of Ron Wallace, and Carrie Underwood's "Jesus, Take the Wheel" could have been a hit for its songwriter (and demo singer), Hillary Lindsey.
