After years as an itinerant singer and songwriter releasing his own albums, Shawn Mullins reached the Top 40 with "Lullaby," a song that sums up his mixture of talk-sung stories, folk-rock facility and a con man's instant intimacy.
France's conservative president, Nicolas Sarkozy, for one, has borrowed personnel as well as rhetoric and ideas from the left.In several countries the centre-right has held together with a judicious mixture of talk about tough border controls and promises of economic regeneration.
A win-win mixture of smart talk, polyrhythms and infectious beats.
Using a mixture of straight talk, statesmanship and a touch of humor here and there, Mr. Bush clarified and sharpened his positions on several important issues.
This fascinating masterclass comprises a mixture of theoretical talk and fun practical exercises, where you'll build up a captivating scene using principles from psychology and neuroscience.
It's an interlude that goes some way to explaining the signature style of this enduring British MC: a mixture of gritty talk, basic but effective rhyming and a surprising, occasionally slightly troubling, humour.
Her speeches consist of a mixture of robotic talking-points (the Republicans are guilty of "the politics of corruption") and clumsy alliteration (the Democrats are a "great collection of idealism, intellect and integrity").
Dustin is Steve's rival and mirror image, a more obnoxious and more effective version of the friendly young salesman who is charming the locals with a mixture of straight talk and transparent bluff.
(Cookie, like Sue Sylvester on "Glee," is the show's cathartic mouthpiece, spouting a mixture of real talk and slurs: when she's not dismissing her light-skinned competition as "little Halle Berry," she calls the boyfriend "La Cucaracha" and her son "faggot," at once rudely and affectionately).
