His talk is excited, full of exploit, adventure, and sexuality.
It's a pretty good yarn, too, full of outsized exploits and outsized self-justifying apologies for his behavior during those exploits.
His racy journal, which is full of such exploits, gives a thrilling account of how he then avoided the murderous wrath of his lover's father.
Several weeks ago, the tabloids were full of the exploits of rap impresario Sean (Puffy) Combs Sean (Puffy) Combs –aka P. Diddy as he cruised the French Riviera in a yacht that was costing him approximately $400,000 a week.
Jon Pareles of The New York Times described the tracks as "steamy and sleek, full of erotic exploits and sultry vocals; every so often, for variety, they turn vulnerable, compassionate or pro-feminist".
Politics is full of those exploit mechanisms, where candidates, consciously or otherwise, are deliberately trying to play down their opponents or bump themselves up, and often at an arm's length.
Politics is full of those exploit mechanisms: Candidates, consciously or otherwise, are always deliberately trying to play down their opponents or bump themselves up, and often at an arm's length.
As an example of the way in which the full benefits of exploiting natural resources can disappear offshore, the report analyses five mining deals in the Democratic Republic of Congo signed by the state-owned company Gécamines between 2010 and 2012.
Full of ferocity and exploit, hip-hop is the rumble of the dispossessed world that the Broadway musical left out of its song.
Where Elegy is full of powerful men exploiting young girls, The Book of Memory centres on an interracial relationship that challenges preconceptions about abuse of power, whether involving differences of race, sex or age.
