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• And sardonic, urbane detachment has been succeeded by avuncular folksiness.
• That doesn't mean it's lost its folksiness.
• By the 1920s, however, this boisterous folksiness had diminished.
• Her speaking style combines old-fashioned stump oratory with studied folksiness.
• But there is more to his appeal than folksiness.
• But not all McGreevey's folksiness is apolitical.
• Undercutting the naturalism is a tone of saccharine folksiness.
• It means bipartisan backslapping and Texas-style folksiness.
• These commercials emphasize being family friendly, being Korean, and being folksiness.
• But folksiness can also be skin deep.
• The audience laughed at Lucas'folksiness, but they were quiet for other speakers.
• With her folksiness and zeal, she'll remain a great spokesperson for her cause.
• Jordan, a Georgia native, alternated between folksiness and acerbic humor in his exchanges with Hutchinson.
• Ford, for all his aw-shucks folksiness, had surrounded himself with professional image-makers.
• But he has adapted to Kansas City and enjoys what he calls its " folksiness ."
• There is doggerel in this book, too; plenty of dogged folksiness and plenty of doggedly earnest exhortation.
• FDR's folksiness broke the mold of austere presidential rhetoric, which spoke only in the third person.
• Found a safe, smug middle ground between George Winston's folksiness and Ramsey Lewis'splaying percussiveness.
• Only thing is, the best of those films understood that their fake folksiness was naturally comedic in nature.
• That found a safe, smug middle ground between George Winston's folksiness and Ramsey Lewis'splaying percussiveness.