She was, apparently, pleasant but rather limited; such faults as she had were rather negative than positive, though family tradition from a household that knew the Dickenses well speaks of her as "a whiney woman" and as having little understanding of, or patience with, the artistic temperament.
Johansson's performance as manipulative princess is spot on: seductive, whiney and very funny.
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".
There is handsome, clever, stubborn Frank who is to prove a hero in the Second World War, whiney, bullied Joe, who follows in his father's farming footsteps, through more daughters down to the youngest Claire, a true daddy's girl.
"Huw's great, but he can sound just a bit whiney sometimes," reveals a BBC insider.
Here is Blair's note: (HC tired of all those whiney women, and she needs him on health care) I told her I'd been bonding w. creeps; she said that was the story of her whole past year.
And inquiries into them aren't frivolous, "whiney," or unwarranted — or close to being finished.
To be honest, the film is a whiney and logorrheic mess until Stark, after a couple of misadventures, finds himself in Tennessee, just before Christmas, hauling a broken Iron Man suit through the snow like a toboggan.
Putting It to the Republicans 1) A word or two about the wide-spread disrespect of the office of POTUS would be nice, as well, though he won't do it, because it'll look whiney.
(In English, it just sounds whiney. And bourgeois).
