If her voice had lost a little range, her scope had widened, her approach had gained a new, fiercer conviction, and the abrasive edge to her smoky tones made her second only to Lotte Lenya as an interpreter of Kurt Weill's insinuatingly edgy melodies and second to none in her reading of lyrics.
"You are a crack shot with any sort of firearms, I believe?" said the District Attorney, insinuatingly.
(Insinuatingly) I've still got that dollar.
But even the most primal instinct of all ultimately fades, in this most insinuatingly pessimistic of all 1950s science-fiction films.
As Bessie, Ms. Braden has the requisite big voice — she knows when to let it soar and when to keep it at an insinuatingly low simmer — and her committed performance gives you glimmers of what the bawdy-talking, hooch-swilling (she hates the store-bought stuff), unapologetically bisexual Bessie must have been like.
By turns glitchy and ambient, insinuatingly funky and deliberately difficult, their experimental hip-hop is an often-exhilarating collision between the avant-garde and the dance floor.
Regina Advento's is fathomlessly enigmatic, Eddie Martinez's urbane and suggestive, Cristiana Morganti's insinuatingly knowing.
As with his evil clowns down drains, or possessed automobiles, a ludicrous premise is turned into an insinuatingly believable story thanks to King's true superpower: suspending our disbelief by dint of a 360-degree field of brilliant HD detail.
Few melodies have become quite as insinuatingly popular as Percy Grainger's arrangement of the traditional air In an English Country Garden.
The weather worsens and they find themselves needing a stopover at a roadhouse called Minnie's Haberdashery; here they encounter ageing Southern General Sandy Smithers (Bruce Dern) taciturn loner Joe Cage Michael Madsenn), and a insinuatingly charmless Englishman called Oswaldo Mowbray Tim Rothh).
Gardot returns to Britain for the third time in a year with the powerful and often infectiously funky music from her new Currency of Man album, a rare brew of vocals that sometimes insinuatingly purr and sometimes blaze like Nina Simone, with a few jazzy instrumentals, and some pungent original songs about the condition of contemporary America.
