INNOVATION is one of the most seductive words in the business world.
His seductive words to his wife on their wedding night: "Now that we're married, I could see your breasts if I wanted to.
As in previous years, I find the gestures in Part I, where one man (Jonathan Stafford) whispers in a woman's ear (Ms. Kowroski's), to be far too coarse; he seems to be shouting, and she shows no private delight in his seductive words.
From the seemingly seductive spoken-word intro ("If you will suck my soul, I will lick your funky emotions") to the father's abrupt death ("Millie bucked him and with the quickness it was over"), the listener can't help feeling queasily complicit.
Fuck.' And I'd be lying if I said that was anything but, yeah, seductive's the word, but it's also sort of terrible".
Some images are coyly seductive ("The L Word" actress Kate Moennig blowing smoke rings); others brazenly come-hither (the model Jenny Shimizu propping up her black combat boots on a pristine white bed).
The content building platform is plenty seductive to a word wonk like me, but there are still questions about how many people will grab onto a creative process that is worlds away from just plopping a link into Facebook or putting a pin into a piece of content that someone else made, as with Pinterest.
Seated in his office near Bellevue Hospital Center, Dr. Hirsch will not talk about the details of the two cases, but he calls the term "independent autopsy" a "seductive tyranny of words".
The photographs in the diaries document this shift, as the cocktail-hour Tynan of his London regency morphs into the epicurean sage of his Hollywood exile, where, in one photo, he stares at the camera wearing sunglasses and sporting a white goatee, the very picture of the playboy philosopher - a fucked-out burn-out who still has a seductive way with words.
Seductive isn't the word: it started at a run and yanked you in.
