A place that allowed for fun and messiness and cheekiness.
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But also a cheekiness — wanting to spy on people and learn their secrets.
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On the other hand, you've got to admire the cheekiness behind this "teaser" trailer.
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You know exactly what he's saying but it's a little twist, with a little cheekiness.
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The reason for this new-found cheekiness has much to do with shifts in British music.
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Gift them a basic neutral option that's got just enough cheekiness without clashing with their decor.
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Come On Over, like all of Twain's albums, works through stories of heartache, empowerment, love, defiance, and cheekiness.
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NEEDTOBREATHE's Bear Rinehart will soon be giving fans more "soulful" music — but this time, with a hint of cheekiness.
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It shimmers with signature Blackpink cheekiness and effortless swagger, momentarily satiating the fans who are waiting for more. 7.
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The graduate of the Willem de Kooning Academy in Rotterdam, likes to craft images that pair cheekiness with relatable environments.
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I think it's not trying to pull any sort of cheekiness or anything, it's very much open in that sense to me.
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Alexis was mostly all smiles for the mystery photog, but the cheekiness led to her flipping him the bird at one point.
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He'd served in the military, created the Invictus Games, done charity work, all the while retaining a certain cheekiness, warmth and accessibility.
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The island-bound English, though, have long prized ecumenical, brightly colored cheekiness — not merely in their conversation but also in their surroundings.
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She succeeds by playing the role wholly unlike Julie Andrews, stripping much of the original's adorable and nurturing nature in favor of cheekiness.
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It sounds easy enough — but the challenge becomes straddling this line between cheekiness and the costume-y nature of overly planning your look.
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But the outstanding feature is the cheekiness of the bat; the humor in its expression, its wing reminiscent of a charismatic Hammer film villain.
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So it is important, when looking at the work on display, to remember the youthfulness, the cheekiness, the going-on-one's-nerve that was involved.
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These maintain the cheekiness and spirit of Opdyke's postcards and are pleasing — even fun — to watch, but are hampered by their heavy-handed narrative structures.
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Golden Circle is aiming for some of the same cheekiness, but the gravity of Harry's death lent the first film a surprising amount of power.
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A certain level of exuberance is expected from all bhangra teams, but SMD is known for bringing a level of cheekiness to their performances too.
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He spent most of his twenties working the tables at a Turkish restaurant in Bristol, creating a signature style that blended urbane cheekiness with serious intention.
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As such, it wears the Mini badge with a wink and a nod, a cheekiness expressed in wonderful and unexpected ways from the boot to the bonnet.
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While Rutherford, a geneticist, science writer and broadcaster, makes both his ambition and cheekiness clear in the title, he somehow manages to deliver on its great promise.
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But it does further blur the lines between our reality and Tarantino's fictions with a cheekiness that connects it to his alternate narratives about WWII and slavery.
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" (Readers can weigh a writer's cheekiness on their own home scales.) Declining an invitation to go on "Oprah" with Naomi Wolf, she asks, "Would Caruso appear with Tiny Tim?
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"We show her dancing in the forest and...her cheekiness and her love of storytelling and the way that she just would inspire him to continue telling stories," Collins said.
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Gift the Teacher Life: A Snarky Chalkboard Coloring Book, $8.99There are some situations that only teachers can understand, and this adult coloring book perfectly captures them with humor and cheekiness.
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"Mickey Mouse is one of my earliest memories of American pop — his nostalgic charm, cheekiness, individuality and inherent cool make for the ultimate American icon," says Coach Creative Director Stuart Vevers.
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It's an unusual olive-green parrot found in the country's southern alps, known for its intelligence, cheekiness, and curiosity — something that can "get them into trouble," according to the BOTY website.
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Ms. Venturini's buoyant cheekiness does sometimes lead her into the realms of the frankly absurd, as when a boy in a bright-green fur flopped with his fellow bathers down the runway.
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The cheekiness of Kac's media (the artist invites you to take a poster for a "wheatpasting campaign") and banality of the subject matter fall flat in comparison to other works in the show.
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Produced by, among others, the makers of "The Lego Movie," this "Spider-Man" is filled with an even higher level of irreverence, mirroring some of the cheekiness that has defined the "Deadpool" movies.
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They exude asexual wholesomeness (in the case of William and Kate) and bad-boy cheekiness (in the case of Harry), and give the appearance of working alongside, not in opposition of, public opinion.
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The cheekiness and the charm of these country pubs is something that you'd rarely spot in the city, but as they disappear, they sadly become no more than a blip in one's rear view mirror.
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But it tends to be used in Western culture, where the imagery doesn't have this association, to represent someone who is being sassy, and it accompanies messages and text that relates to cheekiness in some way.
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The show breaks the fourth wall just often enough for cheekiness without devolving into commentary on itself, and it captures some of the unresolvable tension of adult-sibling relationships and the intoxicating thrall of intimate friendships.
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The subversiveness and cheekiness doesn't end with Gaston and LeFou (before he's turned into the Beast, the prince loves himself a formal gala and a smoky eye), allowing the playful spirit of the original to live on.
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A dose of cheekiness was always central to Stereolab's mission, and "Transient Random-Noise Bursts With Announcements" kick-started its ascent as the band that perhaps best embodied the D.I.Y., artful, anti-mainstream British music scene of the early '90s.
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And it was often Ms. Quinn who coaxed Ms. Daniels into cheekiness, leading her to recount a now-infamous anecdote involving Mr. Trump's backside and a Forbes magazine, and to hold forth on the contours of the adult film industry.
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The film makes use of a rich archive of old footage - pictures, videos and audio recordings - of the band at the height of Beatlemania, with screaming fans, snippets of the cheekiness of the then young men and the group at work in the studio.
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There's an implicit cheekiness to the knighting of a woke bae, courtesy of the brilliant Kara Brown over at Jezebel: On one hand, you're acknowledging that a woke bae has eschewed his rose-colored glasses and become hip to injustice beyond his own experience.
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Floral colors dominate the palette, but for all its cheekiness, the painting is well mannered enough to keep its more aggressive visual contents fairly clear of its outside edge, concentrated within a margin consisting of an airbrushed haze in tints of marigold and tangerine.
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In my case, anger has undergirded a lot of my work, but in the earlier part of my professional life as a feminist writer, I had taken pains to cover that anger and dress it up as many women do, as humor, dark humor, playfulness, cheekiness.
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The film's too-muchness is an annual indulgence for fans, but A.O. Scott, in one of his most blistering reviews, is not one of them: A romantic comedy swollen to the length of an Oscar-trawling epic — nearly two and a quarter hours of cheekiness, diffidence and high-tone smirking — it is more like a record label's greatest-hits compilation or a "very special" sitcom clip-reel show than an actual movie.
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Music critic Michael Kolawole said Brymo's music has doses of "profanity couched in intellectualism and philosophical thoughts". Michael also characterized Brymo's music as "affirmations of deep-rooted personal ideology, enigmatic and beautiful lyrical poetry, equations of balanced ribaldry and cheekiness".
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Producer Keith Thompson said Davies had made Northanger Abbey a bit more erotic than the novel and thought the script had "a wonderful cheekiness to it." Davies chose to use a narrator to speak Austen's words and help set the scene at the beginning and end of the film.
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Nevertheless, he is adopted by Wesker, a gang leader. When Cyril stays out without checking in, Samantha and Gilles look for him and are displeased that he's keeping company with reprobates. Cyril's cheekiness leads to the couple arguing, with Gilles demanding Cyril apologize and telling Samantha to choose between them. Samantha chooses Cyril and Gilles leaves.
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The Kritik der zynischen Vernunft, published by Suhrkamp in 1983 (and in English as Critique of Cynical Reason, 1988), became the best-selling work on philosophy in the German language since the Second World War and launched Sloterdijk's career as an author.See Stefan Lorenz Sorgner, "In Search of Lost Cheekiness. An Introduction to Peter Sloterdijk's Critique of Cynical Reason", in Tabula Rasa, 2003.
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He was shown to hate Lync because of his cheekiness. When the Vestal Palace was self-destructing, he gathered Elico and Brontes who were thrown into the ship chamber and saved Spectra and Cyborg Helios. He did not return to Vestal, but he lived with Spectra in the ship. Gus later was challenged by Volt to a battle, but won with Brontes.
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Faith is described as someone who can be "an incredible amount of fun and excitement, and she has a cheekiness that charms most people. But she's not nearly as bright as she thinks she is—she can sometimes be reckless and downright dangerous. When Faith runs into [E20 characters] Donnie and Ava, she sees it as her chance to cause even more mischief!" Faith also has a profile on Twitter.
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Luttappi, is a cute, innocent devil bearing an uncanny resemblance to Hot Stuff the Little Devil, who works as an aide of Kuttusan. One of the primary sources of humor in the comic, Luttappi is noted for his cheekiness and cowardice. His stupidity and over excitedness often lands everyone in trouble. Luttappi owns the kuntam, a magical spear that can be propelled in flight (akin to flying brooms used in witchcraft).
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Uniquely, this is 'thrill of the moment' erotic realism, coming as it does directly from the subject, and not the photographer. He shoots it as he sees it, which makes this a rare and precious record of a certain kind of cheekiness, at a certain point in the evening, at a certain time in history.Michelle Olley, introduction to Derek Ridgers, Stare: Portraits from the Endless Night. Goliath, 2007. .
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A tense Introduction slowly gives way to a more light- hearted opening 1st waltz section. The 2nd waltz section is less joyful although the cheekiness is not absent. A more robust 3rd section is punctuated by loud chords whereas the graceful 4th section contains some of Strauss' more lyrical melodies. The effervescent 5th waltz section carries on the irresistible genial character of the waltz while the coda recalls earlier material.
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The titular (and most prominent) character of the series, he is a sarcastic and sassy djinni of the fourth (or fourteenth, in The Amulet of Samarkand) level, and is 5,000 years old at the beginning of the trilogy. (In the prequel, he is a mere 2,000.) His master in the trilogy is the British magician Nathaniel. Bartimaeus's trademark cheekiness and wry, often hilarious side comments annotate the novels. He enjoys insulting his master for appearance and emotions, as well as stupidity.
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He did, at the same time, have four more months of his prison sentence to serve before being released. In prison Kádár met with Mátyás Rákosi, a commissar of the Hungarian Soviet Republic and a renowned political prisoner. While Kádár later claimed that there grew a father-son like bond between them, the more plausible truth is that there grew a "somewhat adolescent cheekiness" between the two. In prison, Rákosi interrogated Kádár, and came to the conclusion that his confessions were due to his "shortcomings".
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Miller also said that Kat and Nate's relationship is full of "cheekiness" and they bring out a competitive streak in each other. In June 2015, series producer Lucy Addario revealed that Kat would eventually open up to Nate about her past and her history would explain why she acts the way she does. Addario also revealed that Billie Ashford's (Tessa de Josselin) crush on Nate would test his relationship with Kat. The storyline began to play out that same month as Kat and Nate rescue Billie from drowning in the sea.
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" Several reviewers drew parallels between mainstream pop acts and Annie. Entertainment Weeklys Raymond Fiore called the album an "addictive" debut where Annie "flaunts whispery Kylie cool and old-school-Madonna cheekiness", but added that "this sugar rush of an album proves…candy is best consumed in moderation." Hua Hsu of Blender magazine made a similar comparison, proclaiming Annie the "Kylie Minogue hipsters don't have to feel guilty about liking". Barry Walters of Rolling Stone touted how the album "comes packed with both instant surface fizz and quirky finesse that sustains repeated listenings", and ending his review, "Goodbye, Britney.
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As Praecentor of the college he directed the chapel choir. He died on 14 September 1993 near his home in Curdridge near Botley in Hampshire. Amongst other activities at Caius, Tranchell became the patron, at the request of, predominantly, members of the college choir, of a dining society at Caius named the Titus Oates Society as a sort of antidote to other college clubs. He was asked by those wishing to form another dining club for a suitable name and suggested, with his frequent cheekiness, that of the most reprehensible member of Caius thitherto: Titus Oates.
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The KTM Duke has received positive reviews. In Motor Cycle News,Motor Cycle News 14 March 2018 senior bike tester Michael Neeves wrote that the KTM "manages to combine the best bits of its rivals", with "the speed and electronic sophistication of the Triumph Street Triple R, the punch and simplicity of the MT-07 and the cheekiness of the MT-09 ... with a dash of crazy 1290 Super Duke R". Neeves praises the KTM's riding position and comfort, but points out that wind protection is non-existent. His overall verdict: "Its engine is a peach, the chassis balanced and it's topped off with superbike-spec electronics".
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Bottomly takes charge of lessons with his cheekiness quite often and is essentially the ringleader of the group of boys. He is quite happy to allow Greenbottle to be centre of attention, though, to waste more time than he could on his own. While he is not very intelligent in the traditional sense, he is very crafty; he cheats whenever he can in the tests and examinations Dr Pym gives him and such cheating usually goes unnoticed until the end of the episode. He has also contributed to the destruction of the school on two occasions, once by burning it down in a fireworks explosion.
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" The Sunday Times critic Mark Edwards opined, "The music on Overpowered plays down her quirky (all right, difficult) side in favour of a melange of disco/house styles from 1975 to 1989. It lacks the glam wit of Goldfrapp or the cheekiness of Kylie [Minogue], but it's brisk and efficient." NME viewed Overpowered as "a thoroughly modern pop album that will best appeal to ageing clubbers." In a mixed review, Cpt H.M. 'Howling Mad' Murdock of Drowned in Sound concluded, "Not once does Overpowered really drag its feet, but it never truly impacts with the might one could possibly expect from an artist with such a fine pedigree.
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Simon was found wandering the dockyards of Hong Kong in March 1948 by 17-year-old Ordinary seaman George Hickinbottom, a member of the crew of the British frigate HMS Amethyst stationed in the city in the late 1940s. At this stage, it is thought Simon was approximately a year old, and was very undernourished and unwell. Hickinbottom smuggled the cat aboard ship, and Simon soon ingratiated himself with the crew and officers, particularly because he was adept at catching and killing rats on the lower decks. Simon rapidly gained a reputation for cheekiness, leaving presents of dead rats in sailors' beds, and sleeping in the captain's cap.
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In the same work, Rosten also defines the term as "that quality enshrined in a man who, having killed his mother and father, throws himself on the mercy of the court because he is an orphan." Chutzpah amounts to a total denial of personal responsibility, which renders others speechless and incredulous ... one cannot quite believe that another person totally lacks common human traits like remorse, regret, guilt, sympathy and insight. The implication is at least some degree of psychopathy in the subject, as well as the awestruck amazement of the observer at the display. The cognate of ḥuṣpāh in Classical Arabic, ' (), does not mean "impudence" or "cheekiness" or anything similar, but rather "sound judgment".
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Beat Magazine said "Evoking the feeling of all great '80s bands like Hall and Oates, Men at Work, Chic and many more, the loveable Sydney lads have improved immensely from their spirited, fun-loving Head of the Hawk". Beat Magazine praised the song- writing and said "it's great to hear an Australian band unashamedly making high-concept pop, while addressing first world problems." ABC music editor Anne-Marie Middlemast said "Mixing up pop, rock, electro and disco... Bluejuice are in their element on their latest record, Company... Losing none of their cheekiness and irreverent sense of humour" Michael Dwyer from Rolling Stone said "Three albums in, these jive turkeys have cracked the rhythmic code... and built a funk-pop wall of sound around it".
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Rudens is introduced by a prologue given by Arcturus, before the play properly opens with a dialogue between Daemones, an elderly Athenian man, and his slave, Sceparnio; Sceparnio's cheekiness towards his master, who seems to lack the strength to contest this behaviour, is the provision of humour from the outset. Shortly after this, a young Athenian man called Plesidippus appears onstage, to seek information politely from Daemones. The interaction between slave and master (or rather, stranger) is shown again, as Sceparnio gives Plesidippus an extremely cold reception, showing his rudeness but also, possibly, his care for Daemones, seemingly protecting him from a stranger. After some argument (indirectly) between Sceparnio and Plesidippus, the latter finally asks Daemones (by way of a physical description) whether he has seen Labrax recently at the temple of Venus, which is nearby, on the coast of Cyrene, Libya.
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" Carla Meyer of the San Francisco Chronicle opined "[it] abandons any pretext of sophistication for gloppy sentimentality, sugary pop songs and bawdy humor – an approach that works about half the time ... most of the story lines maintain interest because of the fine cast and general goodwill of the picture." In his review in The New York Times, A. O. Scott called it "a romantic comedy swollen to the length of an Oscar-trawling epic – nearly two and a quarter hours of cheekiness, diffidence and high-tone smirking" and added, "it is more like a record label's greatest-hits compilation or a very special sitcom clip-reel show than an actual movie. ... the film's governing idea of love is both shallow and dishonest, and its sweet, chipper demeanor masks a sour cynicism about human emotions that is all the more sleazy for remaining unacknowledged. It has the calloused, leering soul of an early-60's rat-pack comedy, but without the suave, seductive bravado.
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Rebengiuc was also the spokesman of a 2009 campaign launched by Realitatea TV and titled Noi vrem respect ("We Demand Respect"). The initiative announced as its goal the change of morals and attitudes among the Romanians: "Cheekiness will not turn one into God, money will not make us masters, ignorance does not make us blessed." "Actorul Victor Rebengiuc susţine campania Noi vrem respect", Realitatea TV, October 1, 2009; retrieved December 24, 2009 In a promotional video headlining the campaign, Rebengiuc himself stated that he felt solidarity with the Realitatea vision, being motivated in this by what he saw as a general decrease in standards within Romanian society. His participation in the project was the topic of criticism: commentators argued that the station was using the slogan in the political battle leading up to the 2009 election, and thus reflected its patron Sorin Ovidiu Vântu's option for the anti-Băsescu parties and trade unions.
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