In key with my point about C-B and play.
More in key with the helplessly giddy mood, the architect Renzo Piano began his speech, "Mamma mia!
There was a fearless, spooky otherness to his cast of mind, in key with an attraction to mysticism.
They look expensive, not just in their lapidary craft but by extension, assuming an ambience of taste in key with themselves.
Least engaging for me at the Whitney are works in key with some tendentious discourse or another, which, at present, commonly express nostalgia for nineteen-sixties-type counterculturalism.
His first striking works are illustrational and bejewelled-looking fairy-tale paintings, inspired by folk art and in key with Jugendstil decoration.
On the other hand, this thinness of motivation is in key with the father's unwillingness to probe complicated sentiment, as he seeks refuge instead in his favorite command: "ENOUGH".
On the surface, film's fictional pop stars are in key with their real-world counterparts: they're shallow and self-centred, often a bit dim, and always image conscious.
Nearly all of them either render or somehow refer to the figure, in key with the ruggedly humanist sentiments that Joannou has advanced through his Deste Foundation, in Athens, which produces exhibitions and publications on giddy, pop-philosophical themes.
