Better yet, Mr. Norton brings to his potentially stereotypical role, that of the wily-lovable Irishman with a fondness for drink, the very qualities I mentioned before, which can be scarce in confectionary Broadway musicals new or old: namely, artistry, humanity and truth.
Whatever the spending, the two sides share the same quality: a fondness for hyperbole.
Not all the women who buy into lululemon's self-improvement creed have Rand's fondness for the Übermensch.More embarrassing were quality control problems.
Since then women as diverse as Lauren Bacall, Barbra Streisand, Bridget Riley and Judi Dench have all expressed their fondness for the label's high quality and understated elegance, which gave it a reputation for being "the British Chanel".
"There's a real fondness for it, and so when good quality MDMA has come on the scene people have started using it again.
Look for qualities such as honesty, a genuine fondness for children, patience, confidence, maturity, openness and practicality.
Modest and down-to-earth, she displayed great qualities of humour, loyalty and fondness for friendships.
Essentially the dances are all inside of Vivian's head, so they have a dreamlike quality". He was referring to Mr. Cullum's modern-day character, a terminally ill gentleman with a fondness for the past.
Increasing customers' fondness for your company is one of the more subtle benefits of a high-quality rebranding. 5. DIFFERENTIATE THE POSITIVE.
Even after our correspondence, the only quality I can really attribute to the Cursed Images administrator is a fondness for the number seven.
Although Fozzie, the lovable bear of the Muppet gang, does not have cubs, he exemplifies many qualities we value in our own dads, like affability and a fondness for bad jokes.
