Sentence examples for ooze about from inspiring English sources

The two often court preciousness in their installationlike works, as their powdered, contorted bodies hinge and ooze about each other.

He's still a bit of a prig, and that charming Daniel Hugh Grantt) is still oozing about.

In the movie, Ms. Davies played (with much eye-rolling) Henry VIII's sister, and William Powell oozed about the edges as the effete French villain.

Admittedly, I've developed a real problem with the preening Mr Walliams and the way he oozes about the place like the Peter Mandelson of comedy.

So half a cheer for Greenpeace, who spent Monday oozing about London slipping slightly steampunk-y masks on statues of eminent figures across the city in a bid to raise awareness about the foul miasma that squats over us all, all of the time.

This doesn't mean that I don't, on occasion, ooze disapproval about others' beliefs, which must be very annoying, but I am pathologically emollient.

If popular parties are to survive their founders they need more conventional structures.Ms Le Pen who, like Mr Wilders, oozes confidence is setting about doing just that.

Mr Seifert still oozes warmth about his "friends and partners" at the LSE.

Carbonate oozes cover about half of the world's seafloor and are present chiefly above a depth of 4,500 metres (about 14,800 feet); below that they dissolve quickly.

The three-year bear market has been bad enough, but for months the financial press has oozed stories about what really went on when the bulls were running.

The brilliant film of Fritz the Cat – drawn from the Robert Crumb strips published in underground magazines Help! and Cavalier – picked at the scabs of the free-love movement, oozing cynicism about its narcissism and sense of privilege.