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• And yet it may be precisely that winsomeness that grates on Carmela.
• And Frisell's own compositions here tend to share a uniform winsomeness.
• True, Helen Hayes's winsomeness as Catherine Barkley verges on the toxic.
• Sissie is the sweet-natured baby, making childlike winsomeness her lifelong trademark.
• Ilku, a performance artist, brings a natural winsomeness to the trickier and less credible role of Joe.
• Nevertheless, he exudes a gee-whiz winsomeness at first, speaking in the gentle flat tones of the Nebraska prairie.
• Men get one whiff of her winsomeness, and they fall all over one another for the chance to fall all over her.
• Don't be fooled by the Gallic winsomeness of " Ma Vie en Rose ( My Life in Pink ) ."
• For winsomeness, O'Donnell rivals Hayes in " A Farewell to Arms, " and Sandra Bullock, as von Kurowsky, makes two.
• Toy merchants and child psychologists say the toy's popularity is due as much to a few strokes of marketing genius as to the toy's cuddly winsomeness.
• "Dreams " is supposed to be about resilience, but there are so many crinkly faces smiling through the tears that it feels unremitting in its winsomeness.
• No matter the situation, Delany always seems to have an enigmatic smile on her face, and she has a winsomeness that almost transcends the show's cliches.
• A trouser role requiring both tonal beauty and winsomeness, the part is becoming widely associated with Ms . Kirchschlager, who in September made her Geneva Opera debut as Octavian.
• We shouldn't let the winsomeness of stars Meg Ryan and Tom Hanks and the happy-ever-after ending erase the real-life outcomes of comparable tales.
• But at least " Millionaire " was honest about its offensiveness; " Hanging Up " dresses its offensiveness up in glamorous black and winsomeness and even fools itself.
• But we cannot escape a more recent, more troubled history, in which delicious resourcefulness was constantly undermined, attacked or crushed by the forces of unyielding winsomeness and near-monstrous girlish vivacity.
• But without giving up that winsomeness, he is now freely exploring subjects such as God, soul mates, and the apocalypse _ weighty matters that might seem more appropriate to U2 and Peter Gabriel.
• But no one has delivered them with quite the hang-dog winsomeness of Karen Trott in " The Springhill Singing Disaster, " her eminently likable, painfully funny show at the New Theater Wing of Playwrights Horizons.
• Conversely, Andrew Clements of " The Guardian " called the work " a curiously bombastic mix of Saint-Sa雗s and Tchaikovsky " and added " I find its winsomeness hard to take, though others might be more tolerant ."