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• But the impulse that puts those tools to use is transcendently theatrical.
• Wojnarowciz's transcendently outraged art clearly moves him deeply.
• Now, in a transcendently bizarre moment, the two cases have collided.
• Athletes cannot do that unless they are transcendently good.
• Our job here is not as transcendently clear as the soldiers'job.
• The job of the soldiers, men and women alike, is transcendently clear.
• Pettibon has since gone on to have a " transcendently beautiful and dynamic art career.
• And the filmmaker is ready to conjure one last transcendently beautiful image of love and farewell.
• The chorus call for Laine, but when she enters, she is now transcendently beautiful.
• Del Toro's Dr . Gonzo is a more substantial performance in its transcendently boorish way.
• As the story twists and turns, the film becomes a transcendently tender soap opera fraught with tragedy and miracles.
• This is no stately monarch slowly turning to marble but a giddy, transcendently hopeful bride of death, eager for consummation.
• Soon enough we were turning onto Route 126, where Walden Pond lies, glinting as transcendently blue as it did in 1845.
• After growing up in Ridgewood, N . J ., with four older sisters, Charlie Murphy somehow emerged as transcendently normal.
• I find it, however, so transcendently stimulating and clarifying to the mind that its secondary action is a matter or small moment.
• The milk of human kindness hasn't merely soured in Peter Mullan's transcendently nasty but very funny comedy, " Orphans ."
• The man is so guileless, so transcendently indifferent to anything you might think of as acting that he exists on screen without motives, thoughts or desires.
• If I had to choose a favorite acquisition in the museum _ maybe in the whole city _ the image of this transcendently tender pair would be it.