But unlike Papers Please, this grand puzzle is infused with a hint of the supernatural.
He'd look equally at home behind a desk at a Wall Street hedge fund or a corporate law firm, his confident demeanor still infused with a hint of his former brashness.
"It just seemed obvious". The television commercials starring the King used what Mr. Bogusky calls horror techniques (the King silently popping up in someone's apartment), and are sometimes infused with a hint of mock eroticism, like in a spot where a man wakes up with the King beside him in bed.
The rules for picking a campaign song are loose, yet the parameters oddly challenging and restrictive: an American artist is a necessity, of course, and the song should be catchy and accessible, preferably infused with a hint of nostalgia and a pinch of patriotism.
Had Jeff Bridges as Marcus infused even a hint of malice, insensitive jokes would be mean, and had Gil Birmingham as Alberto allowed himself to be either amused or offended, their relationship would seem false.
Infusing a Western brand with Chinese characteristics.
He infuses the part with a hint of pathos -- here is an aging man who has devoted his life to the cause of female beauty -- and adds a saving touch of lechery (directed not at Gracie, whom he finds unbearably vulgar, but at the handsome Agent Matthews).
The cider is comprised of a blend of Michigan-grown apples infused with pineapple and a hint of sage.
Outstanding moments included a sly, mischievous "Getting Some Fun Out of Life," which Ms. Carroll played and sang, infusing the word "fun" with a hint of defiance.
Family and friends, including his former wife, Joan, celebrities and politicians crammed into the oak pews inside the church, some shoving their umbrellas under their seats, some fanning themselves in a sanctuary infused with the hint of incense.
"Blah Blah Blah" combines heavy use of Auto-Tune with drum machines while infusing hints of R&B.
