There is something intensely pleasing about a mini handbag, especially when it comes with an appropriately sized price tag.
From the opening song about Houdini's escape from his mother's womb ("So I broke out of her cervix there and then"), the lyrics are intensely pleasing.
Especially if you're looking for a sign of something in the midst of ALL THIS FABULOUSLY AVAILABLE MUSIC that might connect not simply with how intensely pleasing pop can be, but how provocative.
All in all, I'm intensely pleased to report that Futurama is back in its seductive, velour uniform, reporting for duty to the benefit of all mankind.
For example, treating people with dignity, being in the moment and not multitasking, not interrupting others, listening intensely, smiling, saying please and thank you, acknowledging the contributions of others, admitting mistakes, apologizing, not having to be the smartest person in the room all the time and spending time on the front lines with employees and customers.
Instead it should focus on strengthening its core channels so they appeal to more people and please them more intensely.Smaller and strongerIf this sounds like a ceasefire proposal to commercial media, it is nothing of the kind.
Unlike Stanwyck and Crawford, though, Ms. Swank can come across as intensely, almost desperately eager to please, which invests her with tremulous pathos or makes you feel embarrassed on her behalf.
But Mr. Trump is also a showman who is intensely focused on pleasing the audience in front of him at the moment, a habit that some confidants believe has led to misunderstandings about what the president is actually willing to accept in any deal.
Parker invented the 100-point rating system for wine, and his reviews wielded such influence over sales that vintners everywhere worked to please Parker's palate, making oaky, intensely flavored, high-alcohol wines.
Ryan had always felt intensely drawn to spiritual things; He desired to please God above all else.
Please worry about this topic as intensely as you can, in the way that you usually worry, until you are asked to stop worrying.
