He coaxes out the performances, allows the improvs, and makes the cuts.
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"Wizard"'s straightforward figuration coaxes out the figurative leanings of Aldrich abstractions and calls forth varied interpretations.
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As he untangles his family's history and coaxes out village gossip, he's joined by a bored, aging actress.
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Ruth coaxes out a yes of her own when she stumbles upon Debbie trying to write the TV spot.
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Shadows provide the foundation for an artist who coaxes out doodles from the shape-shifting quality of everyday items spotlighted by the sun.
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We learn that free spirit Bonnie — who's married to Madeline's ex-husband — helped Madeline's daughter Abigail obtain birth control, which coaxes out an intra-family drama.
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Sitting at kitchen tables, Alexievich coaxes out of the women stories that describe a reality vastly different from the officially sanctioned version, with its glorifying tidiness.
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While Levant coaxes out formal affinities in her installations and collages, another commonality shared by her materials, and by extension her artworks, is their relationship with the human body.
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In a conventional rock context, the distorted, unaccompanied, rapid-fire rumblings that begin the song would sound grandiose, and in fact they still do as Moctar coaxes out a harrowing, terrible beauty.
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He wants to take her to a Ruth Gordon film festival, and while she initially declines, saying it would be too messy to date in the workplace, he eventually coaxes out a yes.
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The dials come in several color combinations, which Mr. Gustafsson coaxes out of the forged steel with an oxidation treatment — for example, one model had bold swirls of jade green, royal blue and fuchsia.
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In his excellent guide, "The World Atlas of Whisky," Dave Broom asserts that in good blended Scotches, grain whisky coaxes out the complexities of a malt by emphasizing secondary characteristics that might otherwise be hidden.
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Later, they sit in a grocery store parking lot under the bright fluorescents and talk about music, and he coaxes out snippets of a song she's been working on that then, suddenly, comes together like magic.
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Much depends on which personality — the 9-year-old Hedwig, the bossy Patricia, the naughty Dennis — has taken hold, and whether Shyamalan is after laughs or shudders, both of which he routinely coaxes out in "Glass" until he doesn't.
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Returner is an alcoholic liqueur made from Earl Grey tea leaves. It is the name of a Japanese liqueur brand since 2013. The method of soaking Earl Grey tea leaves in alcohol coaxes out the taste and flavor of tea. Then sugar is added.
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Darwin takes the Pirate Captain to a tavern and coaxes out of him that Polly is stashed in his beard. Darwin and Mr. Bobo steal the bird, leading to a chase into the Tower of London where the Queen is waiting. She dismisses Darwin and instead offers the Pirate Captain enough money to ensure his win as Pirate of the Year in exchange for Polly. He accepts the offer and returns to his crew, assuring them Polly is still safe in his beard.
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"San Francisco Chronicle review David Rooney of Variety called the film an "accomplished debut for writer- director Josh Sternfeld . . . distinguished by its emotional integrity, sustained mood of aching melancholy and superbly understated performances." He added, "Relatively little happens in Sternfeld's screenplay, the rewards of which lie in its intelligent refusal to offer artificial, clean solutions or to broadcast the characters' conflicts in big, showy scenes. Instead, the writer-director coaxes out their fear, bitterness, hostility and sorrow through small revelations or telling silences.
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