Sentence examples for mattei's from inspiring English sources

Mr. Mattei's Figaro has something of Don Giovanni about him.

Mattei's soliloquies of agony were even more gorgeously piercing than they were in 2013.

Mr. Mattei's potent Don Giovanni not only dominates those around him but also towers over them physically.

Mr. Mattei's efforts were perhaps overshadowed, however, when local businessmen, seeing an opportunity in the area's move toward tourism, began adding a wave of inexpensive motels and campgrounds.

The character's suffering and guilt were apparent in the anguished tone of Mr. Mattei's singing and the wracked movements of body.

Mr. Mattei's use of digital video, his fondness for extreme close-ups and his balky, fumbling dialogue were clearly meant to give "Love in the Time of Money" a rough, naturalistic feel.

The last time Italy won two top prizes at Cannes was in 1972, when two films that also skewered contemporary Italy shared the highest award, the Palme d'Or: Francesco Rosi's "Mattei Affair" and Elio Petri's "Working Class Goes to Heaven".

The new report was compiled by Ivan R. Mattei, Prince George's Hospital chief pathologist; Charles H. Peddicord, director of toxicology, and William A Barnes 3d, clinical laboratory director.

He is drawn into a political maze that concludes with the death of Mattei and Montorsi's certainty of a cover-up.

The film investigated the career and mysterious death of Enrico Mattei, president of Italy's state-controlled petroleum concern.

In particular it recalls Rosi's The Mattei Affair, an inquiry into the mysterious death in a 1962 plane crash of Enrico Mattei, the left-wing boss of Italy's state-run oil corporation who trod on the toes of the Mafia and international business cartels.