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• It was hot and still and the waters challengingly clear.
• Isn't that what you wanted ?'And she said it almost challengingly.
• In their book, challengingly subtitled " Portrait of a Rising Asia,"
• Her progress has evolved into a radical, dazzlingly swift and challengingly complex approach to ballet.
• Philip Myers, the brash principal French horn player, raised his voice challengingly, as others recounted later.
• In other words, all forms of contemporary cultural expression should be present and, more challengingly, they should learn to relate to one another.
• He often painted women gazing challengingly at the viewer ( 22 ) and at the same time seductively displaying both rear and front ( 23 ).
• "Compensation " is a truly independent film, both subjective and challengingly experimental, but it rewards viewers with patience for artfully idiosyncratic filmmaking.
• Balinese sculptures in the breakfast room ( all fakes bought on a trip to Indonesia ) and challengingly gloomy landscapes ( " much cheaper than cheerful paintings,"
• Certainly Clooney's Billy, with his glowering dark-circled eyes, ruddy, stubbled face and air of impermeable masculinity, suggests a man peering challengingly into the eye of fate.
• The statement said challengingly that Vagnorius would consider reisgning " if the president wants to take control over the government and assume the responsibility, " according to the Baltic News Service.
• Yet it typifies much in the new " Fantasia / 2000 " in that it seems more intent on establishing a firm link to the traditional Disney house style than to pushing into challengingly innovative territory.
• Yet, it typifies much in the new " Fantasia / 2000 " in that it seems more intent on establishing a firm link to the traditional Disney house style than to pushing into challengingly innovative territory.
• Stone-faced rivals, they glower at each other _ seeing red _ across the scrubby flat as though proclaiming, challengingly : " This rock garden isn't big enough for both of us !"
• The alto solos are challengingly low, especially at baroque pitch . " Preparing the way for Handel's'Messiah'Handel's " Messiah " has been identified with the Christmas season for nearly two centuries.
• A pair of jocks, returning home from their senior prom with their dates, eye the trio challengingly but Hinton doesn't back down, feeling a sense of moral victory as he does, and the jocks depart.
• For carnivores, the local horse meat, served in thin slivers and challengingly raw, is a must, while vegans can start off with Dengaku _ firm tofu on a stick, covered in a fermented bean topping before being grilled.
• By the early 1990s Craxi, a tall balding man who glared challengingly at the world through owlish spectacles, had come to epitomize the corruption that laced Italian politics and public life and that ultimately brought down the postwar political system in 1992.