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• The ensemble began by dancing as if it equated correctness with primness.
• Has anyone ever found the passion in primness the way Rosemary Harris can?
• There's little agreement, though, on where the primness came from.
• Graham's straightforward, poised primness has little to do with her character's emotional effusiveness.
• Drewe marvelously evokes the residual Victorian primness of his childhood in a conversation he had with his family's doctor.
• In a region that has made a virtual religion of relaxation, Barbados stands out as an island of primness and propriety.
• Despite his primness, the prospect of a cut eye, broken nose, or cauliflower ear doesn't faze him.
• When asked to explain the subdued celebration, Edson said with joking primness, " It is a school night, after all ."
• There is a playground edge to her skill that resists the suburban primness of women's basketball, infusing her game with creativity and audacity.
• The film's opening sequence shakes Salem's primness to its roots, depicting the ritual that was only spoken about in Miller's original version.
• Her smugly ordinary character in " The Gin Game " is all too visibly mortal and, beneath her armor of primness, sadly aware of it.
• Mallory Doss ( Embeth Davidtz, in a sullen, slinky role that departs radically from her earlier primness ) has spent the evening working as a waitress for a catering firm.
• Supporting evidence included a series of text-message exchanges, with the most sizzling bits tantalizingly replaced with asterisks in a touching burst of primness amid all the hanky-panky.
• The target is the seemingly insatiable appetite _ particularly in the United States _ for British costume drama, usually in films whose characters forsake their primness once they arrive in Italy or India.
• Marc Jacobs had his version _ fit for just about anyone _ referencing Adolfo and a 1950s primness that Women's Wear Daily said showed " a soft spot for the libidinous librarian ."
• A surge of overanxious primness was typified by NBC, which blurred an " ER " surgery scene that, for a couple of seconds, flashed the bare breast of a cancer patient in her 70s.
• That he looks down at the floor a lot when he's abusing one or another of the mothers of his children, and maintains a certain primness of manner, also makes his excesses easier to take.
• Each has his own particular version of Henry's primness and each version modulates into the next as one key modulates into another in a good piece of music . ( What perfectly tuned instruments these actors are .)