As Gloria's mother, Andrea Burns gives a vivacious, tart performance as a sort of anti-Momma Rose, whose disapproval of Gloria's ambitions stems partly from envy; her father quashed her chance early in life to become the Spanish voice of Shirley Temple.
The portrayal of Turing's homosexuality was "monstrous hogwash", transforming "the real Turing, vivacious and forceful, into just the sort of mythological gay man, whiney and weak, that homophobes love to hate".
You are gentle and kind, you are vivacious and fierce.
She was kind, loving, caring, talented, vivacious and witty.
In "The Decline of Book Reviewing," published in Harper's in 1959, she had written: The worst result of [the Times'] decline is that it acts as a sort of hidden dissuader, gently, blandly, respectfully denying whatever vivacious interest there might be in books or in literary matters generally.
In "The Decline of Book Reviewing," published in Harper's in 1959, she had written: **{:.break one} ** The worst result of [the Times'] decline is that it acts as a sort of hidden dissuader, gently, blandly, respectfully denying whatever vivacious interest there might be in books or in literary matters generally.
As played by Ms. Posey, who tamps down the vivacious kookiness that has made her an independent-film darling, Nora is the sort of cute mope that might appear in a screenplay emblazoned with Kate Winslet's coffee stains.
While Dagueneau is for special occasions, excellent daily choices abound, like the 2010 Pouilly-Fumé from Michel Redde for $24, fresh, structured and vivacious, and the 2011 Pouilly-Fumé from Cédrick Bardin, lively and persistent with a sort of restrained pungence.
His vivacious personality helped.
"From being a vivacious girl . . .
