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• This sophomoric lewdness and broad jokiness are not entirely without reason.
• Esbjornson's production occasionally flirts with a dangerous, self-conscious jokiness.
• Unlike some of her colleagues who have illusions of being humorists, she shuns jokiness.
• Alas, in vain _ though there is a certain chuckleheaded charm to their unrelenting jokiness.
• At first it's banal and random, the information without particular consequence and characterized mostly by a desperate jokiness.
• Even more irritating is the movie's insistent jokiness, which pushes a horrid, forced hilarity on all of the regulars.
• The film's leaden jokiness is magnified by having in the cast actors who telegraph that they are in on the joke.
• It's hard to remember how threatening the Beatles were, with their irresistible jokiness, their insistence on the primacy of youth.
• Some people wince at Danz ( alias Mrs . Greenthumb ) and her jokiness, but I find her shtick a welcomed antidote to garden snobbery.
• Instead of deploying upbeat, escapist jokiness, it finds humor in the ugly banality of the 9-to-5 workplace and its bored employees.
• Yet it's a weird gumbo, this mix of adult subject matter, radiant artistry, saccharine tunes and a buoyant, child-friendly jokiness.
• Hockey is still struggling to promote its violence while officially condemning it, but its attempt at jokiness in " the coolest game " campaign is promising.
• The mostly comic culture clashes and a few poignant moments lift Marie Jones'script above the familiar jokiness of, say, " Greater Tuna ."
• "Osmosis Jones " is rated PG ( Parental guidance suggested ) for its sickbed, bedpan jokiness _ taste-free humor for all ages that will gross out parents more than kids.
• "Burt's jokiness, and above all his fantastic energy, electrified the room, " recalls Cynthia Ozick, an early member along with Max Apple, Phillip Lopate and some 20 others.
• Margo Jefferson commented that the performance style fell into an American jokiness form; its youthful charm and a high energy was a way to deflect and delay an emotionally heavy scene, but this had more resonance.
• He would have been flummoxed, moreover, by the forced jokiness and summer-action mayhem of this newly released update, which kowtows to movie stereotypes as much as the first " Shaft " changed them.
• The script has plenty of conflict, and the sexuality is hard-core, but the show also exudes an ensemble coziness and jokiness that finds the gang gathering regularly for late-night snacks at Debbie's diner.
• It's the kind of agony that is only exacerbated by the teasing moments when the musical gifts of the performers manage to shrug off the show's heavily quilted jokiness, like sleepers waking in a night sweat.
• When Ulysses and his friends don fake beards for a command performance of " Man of Constant Sorrow, " the hit single they recorded ( as the Soggy Bottom Boys ), the song transcends jokiness or kitsch.