It isn't a happy meeting, but the writer and director Rian Johnson makes it a largely diverting one, filled with wit, smashing edits and showy, at times distracting allusions that reflect his cleverness like little mirrors.
Big, showy extensions traded time with slow, meaningful walks upstage.
It also accuses Unita of restarting the war, saying it wanted a showy victory in time for anniversary celebrations of its founding on Dec. 25.
The acutely self-conscious, anxious, addicted and at times showy characters in Wallace's fiction were not, Max helps us recognize, wildly difficult for Wallace to imagine — the characters were iterations of himself.
Cassandra Dock considers the Teachers Village to represent selfish, showy spending at a time when Newark needs government money for public services.
It makes sense that older people can buy more expensive, showier bikes and take time off to trek to rallies.
The family was led at the time by the showy crime boss John J. Gotti, who frequented expensive restaurants and nightclubs with a crew of bodyguards.
If Mr. Meyerson is not happy about life under Vladimir V. Putin and Dmitri A. Medvedev, a time of aggressively showy patriotism, he doesn't foresee a return to Communism.
People will forgive a short man with a beautiful wife if he seems sufficiently surprised; Sarkozy seemed merely showy, and his energy, over time, merely antic and self-pleasing.
And he was exposed to this street-smart energy at just the right time, when the showy abstractions of Jackson Pollock and Franz Kline felt old hat, but no one knew what was next.
Quinn hasn't gotten a big showy solo in quite some time and there's a good reason for that.
