Europe, in valuation terms, is much newer (ie, breathtaking) even than America.
Koumas never seemed to enjoy playing football very much, despite his breathtaking ability.
It's impossible to envisage the amber-eyed fighter Varjak other than in McKean's lean, angular interpretation; and the galactic quest at the heart of Phoenix would lose much of its breathtaking scope and feel if the book's interwoven images were lost.
Both metropolises are financial and immigrant hubs, as much populated by breathtaking diversity as by douchey bankers.
So much destruction?' It's breathtaking".
Ms. Malkin, an artist who lives in Greenwich, is an avid rock climber, which comes with a pretty much endless supply of breathtaking vistas.
Clearly, there's a lot of money being made today – and much of it with breathtaking cynicism – by extracting as much personal information as possible from the eager and the unwitting, as well as from the eager and well-informed.
It's an attempt at a semidocumentary tone poem in the style of Robert J. Flaherty and Luchino Visconti, shot (by Giuseppe Nisoli) with a kind of Buñuelian austerity, and much of it is breathtaking to look at.
IF Roger Clemens were a 38-year-old Olympian, with a competitive fever running so much higher than the breathtaking double digits his fastball still registers on the radar gun, there might be a different standard of suspicion regarding the cause of his shocking behavior on the pitcher's mound Sunday night.
Much of it, however, is breathtaking, and "Easter Eve 1945" is a masterpiece.
