On a questionnaire rating their emotional reaction to their "jobs," the bug-killers who ground up all three had the highest scores describing significantly greater pleasure than did those who didn't finish or who chose to assist.
The Drudge Report reminds me of people I've known (mostly children) whose standard reaction to anything is astonished, bug-eyed amazement, and Drudge seems unable to resist mixing the sensational with affairs of the Beltway.
Philipps has the hourglass figure of a lad's-magazine model and the perfectly expressive face, long and angular, of a comic actress; occasionally, when she has a bug-eyed reaction to a piece of news, she can seem a little deranged.
If you experience one of these strong allergic reactions to an insect bite or contact, you could develop anaphylaxis, which is a severe whole-body allergic reaction to a protein from the bug.
A small red welt rose on her skin, an everyday allergic reaction to the foreign proteins in the bug's saliva.
This may have been a product of how we are taught (read: force-fed) the Untouchable Bard, or a reaction to all the Shakespeare-adoration that so bugs me.
For most people, the reaction to discovering that your computer has a bug is to throw your hands in the air, swear and call a friend.
When he developed a "hypercello" for Yo-Yo Ma in the 1990s that would alter the instrument's sound in reaction to the cellist's movements, Mr. Machover inadvertently solved a problem that had been bugging the car industry.
Letts has said that he wrote August: Osage County in reaction to the small scale of most contemporary plays: his own earlier works, Killer Joe and Bug, both featured five characters, a single set and narcotics.
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