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• A tone-deaf, rhythmless and visually-impaired jury?
• This is a rhythmless, stupefying work.
• Beem ended the improbable round with a funky and otherwise rhythmless shoulder shimmy on the 18th green.
• But the Boredoms also toy with punk, with Frank Zappa's dissonant zigzags and with rhythmless synthesizer squeals and buzzes.
• They seemed actually to be taking note rather than actively ignoring him, as orchestras so often must with rhythmless celebrities and even the occasional professional conductor.
• Singe, a disk jockey, used layers of undulating, rhythmless sound _ twittering birds, ominous organ chords, hazy electronic tones _ to conjure eerie vistas.
• David Denby of " The New Yorker " considered the film to be " rhythmless and shapeless " with " some very cheesy and even amateurish fighting ".
• Not even the speedy, elusive Sanders could provide a spark to the Lions'rhythmless offense in the early going, when the Jets built a 10-3 lead during the first 30 minutes.
• The new movie is undone by murky motivations, rhythmless dialogue that often sounds like treatise dissertations, a particularly unpleasant ( and unconvincing ) homophobic subtext and a stonewall lead performance from the usually charismatic Owen.
• When the season began, he was the left wing on the Oates-Neely line, an experiment that soon ended when he looked rhythmless and out of tune on a line meant to play fine music.
• The rhythmless cutaways to the audience _ always in stitches _ take on a bizarre life of their own as the pandemonium they capture seems to have nothing to do with the joke Griffin's just told.
• Through five rhythmless innings, Lima looked like a guy with two left feet, giving up eight hits, four runs and a homer to the Phillies'Bobby Abreu that probably showed up on some satellite photographs at NASA.
• It was an explosion in a paint store, sloppy and rhythmless, with 24 missed free throws, 36 turnovers and 47 fouls _ including a technical on Charles O'Bannon, his third in two weeks, for taunting.
• Turow's bookjacket-faii | 509 : 44774734049497191 : 9ed by a curly wig as big as Las Vegas, this rhythmless white-collar guy, amid the wailing Trogg-ian guitars, shouting out, " Wild thing!
• It was indeed a turnover-plagued, rhythmless, 40-minute mess at the University Activity Center, but the Bruins survived with an 87-73 victory that improved their Pacific-10 record to 5-0 entering Saturday's showdown at Arizona.
• He subsequently released a set of twin albums entitled " Rhythmless & Perspective light ~ saw the light & shade " and " Rhythmless & Perspective shade ~ saw the light & shade " each 7 tracks long containing self covers of both his solo work and his work with Sads.
• He subsequently released a set of twin albums entitled " Rhythmless & Perspective light ~ saw the light & shade " and " Rhythmless & Perspective shade ~ saw the light & shade " each 7 tracks long containing self covers of both his solo work and his work with Sads.
• He concludes : " Yet the evangelists, who left no juvenilia behind them _ no failed novels, rhythmless poems, or other early works by which we might judge their progress as writers _ whose Greek was often odd or imprecise, and who were not practiced writers of any sort, these four succeeded where almost all others failed.
• If the fluctuating number of Bridge students watching from the stage risers was any indication of popularity, Reed ranked the lowest, driving most of them away with his dry, rhythmless, deadpan delivery, despite a strong set that dipped into his back catalog for songs like " Sweet Jane " and " Pale Blue Eyes ."
• He praised the " impressive " first act and Jennifer Lawrence, for " project [ ing ] the kind of strength that Katharine Hepburn had when she was young . " Denby found the second act " attenuated and rhythmless " and criticised the " incoherent " finale that " will send the audience scurrying back to the book to find out what s supposed to be going on ".