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• "I'm not masochistically inclined.
• What Crudup is quite willing, even masochistically eager, to discuss are his professional shortcomings.
• Robinson professes delight with American contestants, who are more combative than their more masochistically passive British counterparts.
• As does a more general climate of violence or abuse, often both inflicted on others and masochistically turned inwards.
• The most amazing thing about this woman is how I find myself masochistically tuning her in sometimes, wanting to be enraged by her.
• Where Holiday wallowed masochistically in the role of a sexual victim, Ms . Duquesnay stands up to shadowy male abusers in these unhappy songs.
• This involved almost masochistically taping his torso and piercing his cheeks with pins in order to hold masks, as well as wearing outlandish makeup.
• "Titanic " ) with years in which Hollywood masochistically snubs itself, rewarding independent, foreign and " niche " films.
• When not getting themselves up in outlandish drag costumes, they are either whining about their fleeting love affairs or drooling masochistically over unavailable men like Axel.
• The hatter, who is wearing bottomless trousers, proceeds to be masochistically flagellated by his assistant in front of the other guests who are shocked and leave.
• Vidal's, titled " Palimpsest, " was published last year, and I have been reading it ever since, masochistically feeding my envy.
• It's the story of what celebrity can do to its most fragile chosen ones, from Dandridge to Marilyn Monroe, as they masochistically salve their insecurities with harmful men and pills.
• However, I think that Zlykinskyja has gotten very much into a battleground frame of mind and is unhealthily ( perhaps slightly masochistically ) dwelling on perceived conspiracies against him / her whilst serving the current block.
• On 26 May 2004, the Criminal Panel No . 2 of the Bundesgerichtshof ( German Federal Court ) ruled that sado-masochistically motivated physical injuries are not per se indecent and thus subject to ?28.
• And the woman who masochistically loves him, played by Delon's then wife, Nathalie Delon, loyally sticks to the lie she tells to place him in her bed at the time of the murder.
• If its Spartan seats have provided a test of artistic stimulation over physical discomfort, Lichtenstein says that relief for the masochistically challenged is on the way : softer benches with more accommodatingly angled backs by the end of the year.
• Langer's report also concluded that Hitler loved pornography and coprophagic tendencies or their milder manifestations " in his heterosexual relationships, and masochistically derived " sexual gratification from the act of having a woman urinate or defecate on him ."
• And some of his efforts to concoct broad generalities _ male writers, he suggests in one essay, tend to impose themselves on their characters, while most female writers masochistically seek to let their characters speak through them _ feel pretentious and false.
• But despite a top-drawer supporting cast, what is between the bright comic riffs brings to mind the sort of contrived television sitcom that you wind up watching, passively and masochistically, when you're too depressed to change the channel.
• Young spends a lot of time in the play, as he did in the book, masochistically deconstructing his relationship with Carter of Vanity Fair, whom he plays with dramatic lighting and an American-accented growl that is an approximation of Carter's real voice.