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• These people can be unexpectedly amusing-- or terrifying in their dumb soullessness.
• You admire the color-coordinated soullessness of it all, but you're left cold.
• Song ( Li Yixiang ) and Tang ( Wang Shuangbao ) aren't perfectly matched in soullessness.
• Also predisposing me against " It's like, you know " is its sheer soullessness.
• Director Jean-Jacques Annaud has delivered a film that combines a breathtaking beauty with a near-mechanical soullessness.
• This lack of seriousness is sometimes matched by a soullessness that all the eulogizing of Paul Wellstone could not obscure.
• The prevailing link between them is the odyssey into soullessness by local barber Ed Crane ( Billy Bob Thornton ).
• The book's cacophony of glib, abrasive and evilly funny voices creates a vision of soullessness colliding with mortality.
• The New Yorker magazine said last week that Willes's arrival " seemed to represent an encroaching soullessness ."
• They were wrong, until now : Just as life can degenerate into uncertainty and greed and soullessness, so has baseball.
• The only way he can send these demons back downstairs is by shooting out their eyes, the windows to their soullessness.
• Hill wrote most of the female characters'dialogue, while Carpenter drafted Loomis'speeches on the soullessness of Michael Myers.
• Why else do you think we keep seeing movies in which the ultimate receptacle of sleaze, soullessness and empty glitz is Las Vegas?
• Suburban soullessness is obviously a worthy topic of artistic contemplation, but it needs Chekhovian, or Cheeverian, understanding, rather than easy dismissal.
• It seems that machines, for example, are reshaping man to their own images of stiffness, exactness and " soullessness ".
• Conversely, Tim Goodman of the " San Francisco Chronicle " cited the show's and characters'soullessness as reasons the show is entertaining.
• You would think that a realistic reading would underline the genius of the play by underlining Miller's visionary look at the heartlessness and soullessness of contemporary American capitalism.
• Perhaps because of their almost absurdly catholic literary tastes, the Goldstones recognize the soullessness of basing value purely on supply and demand, as if books were penny stocks.
• It features a set by Derek McLane that is the soul of technological soullessness, and a consummately theatrical, if overdrawn, performance from Peter Frechette as a Machiavellian television executive.
• But where most soundscapes skip and hum with the soullessness of a machine, these pieces are rooted in the emotional textures of a band _ five men who have been playing together for 15 years.