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• The mood was an island sultriness combined with aggressive New York.
• Kidman lacks the proper sultriness to pull it off.
• We feel the sultriness of that afternoon of 1981.
• Skye has an Ava Gardner slithery sultriness.
• Much of the cast seems to have been selected for its heavy-lidded sultriness.
• "The sultriness of this air mass has been noticeable, " he added.
• Understatement permeated Vera Wang's collection, as if earthiness precluded sultriness in evening wear.
• Bacall burst full-blown on Hollywood as a sexy dame whose deep, rich voice enhanced her sultriness.
• The actress playing Aunt Dora is Raquel Welch, who infuses the role with her familiar sultriness and smoky voice.
• On stage, Tina shimmied with sultriness in figure-hugging costumes, exposed cleavage and pouting her famous pout.
• Ms . Borodina favors sultriness, and one can practically see the mezzo shimmying up to some young gallant and seducing him.
• Vocally, Arie can employ the breathy sultriness needed for the compliment / come-on " Brown Skin ."
• That was one small measure of Dandridge's phenomenal sultriness, thanks to her rare mix of poised elegance and voluptuous beauty.
• But it was an innocent, beachy sort of style rather than the come-hither sultriness of the expensive sophisticates at Dior.
• Neil Patel's rendering of the fraying lobby bar of a hotel in the bush captures the faded sultriness of a dying oasis.
• The competition may seem insurmountable, but the soprano's sumptuous approach has legitimate appeal, and her glittering sultriness is hard to dismiss.
• Ms . Tucci delivers a gem of a performance, more in the fiery spirit of Anna Magnani than with the pouting sultriness of Sophia Loren.
• They are held together by her meticulous, classical piano technique, while her voice swoops from innocence to jaded sultriness, from bemusement to bitterness.
• Leggy and sultry but unafraid to break out into a horsey cackle, she's a beautiful mixture of sultriness, philosophy and sheer ditz.
• Desert sultriness came from a stationary high-pressure system over the Four Corners region, which unremittingly pumped very humid air north from the Gulf of California.