CA Buy this book at the Guardian bookshop At the heart of this Orange prizewinning novel are Kiki Belsey, a black woman of great emotional intelligence and warmth, her somewhat ineffectual white academic husband and the adulterous affair that comes between them.
It's a pleasure to see the throaty Ms. Smith-Cameron (of "As Bees in Honey Drown") back on stage, bringing genuine warmth to the somewhat tedious role of Dorine, the plucky, truth-speaking maid.
But his vivid portrait of the Lobster ultimately conveys, somewhat miraculously, the warmth and comfort the restaurant provides Manny.
Cee Lo Green, who in real life exudes warmth and charm and whose somewhat heckling appearance in the film is the first jump-off-the-screen moment, was wearing so much bling it was hard not to ask him about it.
Amidst Hollywood's welter of juvenile, special effects-led films her warmth, intelligence and stylish presence became somewhat sidelined.
The observation that lesions of the PVH had no effect on the LPS-induced warmth-seeking behavior and fever is somewhat surprising, because electrolytic and excitotoxic lesions of this structure have attenuated the febrile response to LPS in several studies [26] [28].
We found the formal Old World furnishings, wide expanses of polished marble floors and beautifully groomed gardens somewhat lacking in life and warmth.
She did not look well, and seemed somewhat frail, although her voice and her warmth were entirely unchanged.
Yet the narrow, quick vibrato in his tone can have a somewhat piercing quality for those who want more warmth in an Italian tenor.
The situation is somewhat akin to a blind person's feeling rising warmth from a fire and trying to judge where the flames are.
