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• Wounds are shown up close, oozing red and floridly meaty.
• The facade is floridly decorated with ornamental figures, animals, and reliefs.
• A contemporary remarked of him that " Mr . O'Leary spoke very eloquently, though somewhat floridly.
• When life steals your lemons, says this floridly overwrought yet underdeveloped biography, maybe you can't make lemonade.
• At first, because Yair writes floridly to a woman he barely knows, this is a little hard to take.
• I started to exercise the voice a little more floridly, and the voice really started to travel up very easily.
• You are either floridly, loudly, uninformedly antivaccine or you are the most grievously misunderstood celebrity of the modern era.
• DAYTON, Ohio-A spectacular being staged at the Moulin Rouge is floridly described as a " gargantuan bedazzlement ."
• On the right, President Reagan floridly celebrated the contra rebels'attempt to overthrow Ortega's " totalitarian " government.
• His medication was stopped and he was injected three times with ketamine, which caused him to become " floridly delusional ."
• He's joined by John Turturro, who plays Deeds'floridly accented Spanish butler with a penchant for appearing out of nowhere.
• And now for something completely different : a massively promoted novel that begins rather well, undergoes a literary nervous breakdown and becomes floridly bad.
• But that floridly spirited declaration forms the centerpiece of efforts to recast the image of Grand Marnier, the orange-flavored, Cognac-based liqueur.
• Those who adulate the Virgin Mary tend to be fairly young or visibly old, speakers of Romance languages, floridly religious, prone to emotional display.
• Dickens'dialogue, which McGrath has adapted with a scholar's ear and a showman's flair, is both floridly vernacular and carefully stylized.
• One minute Doug Varone and his dancers were cavorting eccentrically through a floridly operatic piece called " Bel Canto " on Sunday afternoon at the Joyce Theater.
• But Foster's floridly bill-boarded jottings to himself pointed hauntingly to the over-arching fact of the hearing : one man's self-destruction.
• Kate snaps, " You can't live a fairy tale, " while Leopold floridly declares : " Marriage is a promise of eternal love.
• Two of these IPs and some others keep attacking the John Amos article by repeatedly adding a paragraph that floridly describes an interview of Amos on the Howard Stern show.
• Along the same line, voters looked at Clinton's clear ( and even floridly literate ) attempts at draft avoidance, considered the circumstances, and decided, so what.