This book is, like Knievel's life, slick, pulpy, eye-filling, exhaust-belching and in the end a bit boorish and irksome.
For the biennial, she has made slick photographic still lifes of single shoes and wall-bound sculptures of accessorized hair pieces.
He drove on slick tires in another life.
Hugh Montgomery: Sci-fi slick… in another life, she'd be on 'Battlestar Galatica' rather than 'Strictly'Strictly
Peter Edlund's slick landscape and still life paintings, inspired by the Hudson River School, also demonstrate a controlled if somewhat limited meditation on this poet and her relationship with nature.
Though "Jack & Bobby" was recently extended for the rest of the season, its ratings could go even lower now that ABC's "Desperate Housewives," a slick satire of suburban life, which runs at the same time, has started: its première got the highest ratings for a new show so far this fall.
After all, if you're a non-tech person (and you can afford it), you are stuck with Apple, Sony, Nintendo, Samsung: slick, pretty, closed-off life accessories/computers that are far too expensive for you to risk prising the back off and having a look at what's inside, far too enmeshed in their own operating systems for you to hack in and have a mess around.
Keith Bergman of Blabbermouth.net stated "Threads of Life is slick as hell".
He does it with characteristic overkill: "Her mouth was open in laughter, her cheeks were dark with color, and thick strings of hair slapped around her face, slicked by saliva, sweat, life juice".
By contrast, Ted Cruz, Trump's chief rival, is alleged to have excellent ground game built around a slick network of pro-life activists, Christian homeschoolers, and assorted faith-based reality television stars that have endorsed his campaign.
