It's emotional, it's lush, and much like the wealth, it's all too much a type of overwrought sap that we have been taught to accept in rom-coms, but that this film intentionally pushes to the point of souring.
The movie shows a young idealist at the point of turning sour; it shows how it is his very high-mindedness that is so dangerous.
I can imagine Mr. Bill, as many citizens of his hometown of Oxford, Miss., still refer to him, taking a long sip of sour mash whiskey, pointing at the television set and drawling, "I might could have used that bit in 'Sanctuary.' " City Confidential A&E, Wednesdays at 10 p.m. Eastern.
"Blow" is structured as a commonplace cautionary tale, with Depp narrating, in a sludgy Boston accent, George's misadventures from the sour end point of his life.
The five physical properties of sour VGO, namely, average boiling point, density at 20 °C, molecular weight, kinematic viscosity at 100 °C and refractive index at 70 °C were considered as input variables of the ANN and the saturates of sour VGO was used as output variable.
"The pisco sour is a point of entry," Lizzie Asher said.
I don't get the point of sourdoughs that don't taste sour.
This recipe uses the whiskey sour as a point of inspiration for a dairy-free boozy nog, cheekily named the EggNog Anonymous.
The point of this vignette was Megan's jealousy turned sour, I thought.
The economy across western New York has soured to the point of curdling, and Mr. Pataki grasped at casinos as an answer.
