Related: Miliband: I won't have Labour government if it means SNP deal Aside from one and a half debates, stage-managed to the point of absolute stiltedness, the party leaders have shown such a terminal unwillingness to be seen in each other's company that I've started to develop three key theories about them.
What's not so easily explained away is the odd stiltedness of the relations between Harry and his two best pals.
Wong Kar-Wai, director of the sublime In the Mood for Love, has made his first film in English, though from the stiltedness of his script you may wish he'd stuck to Mandarin.
Incomplete passes, mile-wide shots, stiltedness, petulance, an overriding sense of fear: the game had it all.
Did you want the language to echo the stiltedness of Thomas and Mary's relationship?
There's a stiltedness to their talk — and Mr. Hanks leads too hard with a broad Boston accent — yet the scene's intimacy, and the couple's vulnerabilities, immediately humanize Phillips.
Most chapters include a distinct scene that culminates in ejaculation, and like the best examples of that era, Baker's absurd comic fantasies are adorned with dialogue that gathers energy both from its stiltedness and from its wacky nomenclature.
"Tell Sid," actors would urge each other, with varying degrees of stiltedness, as they plotted how to cash in on the sale of publicly owned British Gas.
For Spicer, using theatre in the creation of visual art seems to be all about avoiding the stiltedness intimated in the term "still life".
Of course, I have gay friends and Asian friends, but for your average Netflix watcher, they're like: 'Woah, this is heavy.'" I mention that my favourite scenes in the series are between Dev and his mum and dad, played by Ansari's actual parents with an endearing stiltedness.
"Casey lifted her by-no-means-chubby-arm … " But then dialogue suddenly lurches into stiltedness: "Southern writers are almost always relegated to their own ghetto of exotic decadence," someone announces at a dinner party.
