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• The Romanesque design was a contrast to the Gothically inspired stone church it replaced.
• So does the gotcha culture of Washington journalism stride on well beyond Nixon, who energized it so Gothically.
• "These local boys and girls sure do play some gothically ethereal ( or ethereally gothic ? ) shit.
• Their stories of dysfunction, related with matter-of-fact irony, feel as gothically spooky as any page in the vampiric virgins'diary.
• The building was designed by noted architects Gordon Kaufmann, English-Norman style architecture or as a " " Gothically capped Classical clock tower " ".
• Oldbuck functions in the novel as a comic foil to the down-to-earth realist Ochiltree, the gothically tragic Glenallan, and the absurdly self-important Wardour.
• The top 27 stories of the landmark at 233 Broadway are to be turned into condominium apartments, including a five-level penthouse in the copper-clad, Gothically encrusted pinnacle.
• Upon its US release in 2003, CMJ referred to the album as " . . . a gothically tinged, new wave-ish entry into the heavy metal sweepstakes . . ."
• The soundproof, if not quite leakproof, grand jury room on the third floor of the E . Barrett Prettyman courthouse has come to loom gothically over the White House as the jurors tracked Starr's pursuit of the president.
• Practically every performance, Rick Heinrichs'gothically grubby production design and the overriding, tongue-in-cheek attitude of the movie make up for any lapses in pacing and appropriateness for tiny tots the cartoonishly demented production might suffer.
• Her stout but resigned voice lingers over lyrics that are almost gothically depressing, often about ended relationships or the constitutional impossibility of having one at all . ( She's got a voice that used to be described as tragic .)
• If the film's gothically gloomy ambience recalls Tim Burton's " Sleepy Hollow, " its allegorical story of an Eastern European village where Jews and Christians compete for the soul of a half-mad visionary has the vividly fanciful quality of a Yiddish folk tale.
• Filmed mostly in the flatly lit, wide-screen Technicolor that was popular at the time of Whale's death, the film also incorporates gothically staged flashback shards ( the aftereffects of a stroke cause Whale to lose control of his memory, among other capabilities, throughout the story ), bits from his movies and dead-on re-creations of'30s Hollywood film sets.