At his best, Mr. Hawtin can turn hard, sharp little electronic loops into something surprisingly buoyant: his monolithic beats evoke not only dread but also delirium.
Whether drawing from canned metal songs or jubilant pop music, the Japanese producer has a knack for liquifying all the jagged edges and transforming them into something unrecognizably buoyant.
Wells was in a buoyant mood, something even the Red Sox could sense.
That some version of that Bottega Veneta man — lithe, young, carefree in his moneyed assurance — seemed to be everywhere said something about the generally buoyant economic mood in Milan.
Something about the place its buoyant décor, perhaps, or its relatively open floor plan, which usually guarantees that standers will outnumber sitters seemed to discourage moderation, and Max Fish became known as a bar where fights, though rare, were by no means shocking.
(Or they're buoyant or something -- look down next time you're in a pool or bathtub…)." 13. "I used to want big boobs so badly that I actually sang the 'We must increase our bust' song from Judy Blume's Are You There God? It's Me, Margaret.
Sometimes, in the midst of buoyant social occasions, something inside the woman seemed to switch off.
But when something happens to puncture the buoyant mood — a stock-market collapse, say, or a terrorist attack, or, worse, one following the other — the consequences can be calamitous.
Something about the place — its buoyant décor, perhaps, or its relatively open floor plan, which usually guarantees that standers will outnumber sitters — seemed to discourage moderation, and Max Fish became known as a bar where fights, though rare, were by no means shocking.
With this movie's buoyant fun, Adamson provides something akin to the sense of humour Graham Greene said he needed in order to believe.
