And he stepped it up, delivering a much feistier performance.
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"I let Zelda be feistier than the other kids," Woodard said.
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Very recently, Mr. Fallon's political material has gotten a bit feistier.
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Rivals inside the LDP are also getting feisty feistier, with some speaking out about the suspected cronyism scandal.
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A weightier, feistier Bruckner's Fourth was on display on Sunday in Mr. Dudamel's account with the Los Angeles players.
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The mild-mannered leader of the Republican People's Party stepped aside to allow his feistier colleague, Mr. Ince, to run.
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Others are a bit feistier, like Page, looking to get in on the action and have a little fun for themselves.
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Police responded by blockading the village, turning it into a cause célèbre—including in some of the feistier of China's heavily censored media.
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Now, he'll try to build momentum on the debate stage -- where he looked feistier than he had before a week ago in New Hampshire.
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Democrats are gathering in South Carolina for their fourth presidential debate, and while the previous events had few fireworks, Sunday night's promises to be a feistier affair.
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Bush's super PAC has been on a rampage against Rubio, for instance, and the candidate himself has tried to be feistier in his attacks against Rubio and Trump.
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Then, Chick-fil-A — normally a chain with a decidedly uncontroversial social-media presence, in comparison with feistier brands like Wendy's — decided to wade into the Twitter battle.
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Taking to Instagram on Tuesday, David Harbour announced the shocking news that Winona Ryder's Stranger Things character — Joyce Byers — has been recast for a fuzzier, louder and downright feistier character.
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It criminalised the publication of "any message, rumour, report or statement" that brought the government or any public officer "to ridicule or disrepute"—ie, any journalism feistier than a weather report.
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Sanders' campaign has grown feistier in the weeks leading into this debate, too, especially in taking on Biden on foreign policy and his vote for the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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In "Kong: Skull Island," the big guy has a new look and a new gal pal, Mason Weaver (Brie Larson), who's somewhat feistier and certainly more sensibly dressed than her predecessors.
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Trump struck a feistier tone at a campaign event in Melbourne, Florida, on Tuesday night, where he doubled down on the attacks he made against his opponent during the first presidential debate.
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No anti-journalism laws have been proposed, and in fact, you could argue the free press is feistier than ever, with major papers scoring scoop after scoop in the ongoing Russia scandal.
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I see people getting more optimistic and feistier, like I read those newsletters that come out of Politico and Axios and Brian Stelter out of CNN, and I do see indications of things getting better. Right.
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Buttigieg, who has run one of the feistier campaigns, targeted Warren last fall over "Medicare for All," questioning her plan to pay for the national health insurance program that has become a catchall cudgel for the moderates.
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Mr. Biden and Mr. Sanders approached each other at first with caution, splitting over matters of policy but largely declining to go on the attack in sharp terms, before clashing in a feistier manner as the event wore on.
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It was clearly in part to intimidate feistier members of the country's online community that the authorities arrested one of the country's most prominent civil-rights activists, Pu Zhiqiang, in 2000 and eventually put him on trial on December 250th.
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The local government's legal move had already riled pro-democracy politicians in the territory, who note that legislators are often given another chance to swear in (playing with the wording of oaths on the first attempt is something of a tradition among feistier lawmakers).
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When modestly paid bureaucrats have sway over billion-dollar assets at the same time that feistier newspapers are silenced and independent lawyers locked up, it is no surprise that the party has to launch anti-corruption campaigns so fierce that some officials fear taking decisions at all.
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The aforementioned "Don't Hurt Yourself" brings in The White Stripes' Jack White, who sounds "feistier than he has in years, as she compares herself to a dragon breathing fire — that's an understatement — and samples the John Bonham drum thunder from 'When The Levee Breaks,'" Sheffield added.
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The Manhattan real-estate mogul delivered a feistier and more disciplined performance than at the first debate, hammering his Democratic opponent Hillary Clinton on her use of a private email server while she was secretary of state, and again raising decades-old accusations of sexual misconduct against her husband Bill Clinton.
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As Roxane Gay tweeted, if an entire party, political ideology, or politician can be undone by a single book that's most likely going to rehash old arguments that people have already heard (albeit in a feistier manner), that says more about the party, ideology, or politician than it does the book or its author.
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In Malta, Brendan ditches the coach in favour of a vintage tour bus. And the group pay a visit to a honey farm where the bees are even feistier than the tourists.
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The Allmusic site awarded the album 4½ stars stating "This is superior organ-soul-jazz with a feistier edge than much of the genre... there's a brash energy that makes it a cut or two above the norm".Unterberger, R. Allmusic listing accessed April 29, 2013.
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Georgie is viewed as the smart, sensible sister, in comparison with her feistier older sister Maxie Jones. Wanting to break out of that stereotype and convince Lucas Jones to like her, she recruits Dillon Quartermaine as a stand-in boyfriend. The two end up falling in love. Soon after they began dating, Dillon gets involved with the mob, and Georgie is not pleased.
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Having fallen out of a window, Karen walks into the office dressed smartly and feistier. However, she has lost a hand and her nose whistles when she has an orgasm. When the girls realise that Joanna is not there to control them they start going wild. They start off by doing mild things such as swapping desks and tipping up litter, then become wilder by interviewing people and asking people to pull their trousers down.
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Lynsey soon after exposes Silas who is arrested. Hassan said that she had enjoyed seeing Lynsey show gumption during the storyline and hoped to see more of this side of her character. Reflecting on the storyline, Hassan said the storyline was amazing and added that she was enthusiastic to play the storyline. She said that previous to the storyline she had known she could show a feistier side and more depth to Lynsey which she was always aware existed.
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She is the more aggressive of the fairies and is bolder and feistier than the other two. As Merryweather is about to give her gift, Maleficent makes her appearance and curses Aurora to die when she touches a spinning wheel's spindle before the sun sets on her sixteenth birthday. Merryweather's gift is to weaken the curse so that instead of death, Aurora will fall into a deep sleep until she is awakened by true love's kiss.
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This newspaper later became Midwest Labor, the official regional newspaper of the Congress of Industrial Organizations (CIO), a large labor union. Paull wrote regular columns for the paper, often signed "Calamity Jane" or "Lumberjack Sue." She used gender strategically in these columns. Sometimes she emphasized the need for women to keep house and have children; other times she wrote with a feistier tone, calling herself a "dangerous woman" and saying that she wanted to give union-bashers a black eye.
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The result was a major revamp of the magazine. In 1990, The Advocate became a "gay and lesbian" publication for the first time, instead of just a magazine for gay men, and began to focus far more on politics and AIDS activism. Many other gay and lesbian publications became far feistier, and it is sometimes said that OutWeek pioneered a "new gay journalism." Outing has become relatively mainstream, and the journalistic rules regarding the disclosure of the sexual orientation of public figures is now largely in keeping with OutWeek's original goals.
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AllMusic critic Stephen Thomas Erlewine chose the song as a "top pick" from Memoirs of an Imperfect Angel, while Amos Barshad of The New York Times listed it as the fifth top song of the summer. In contrast, "Obsessed" received a mixed review from the Los Angeles Times writer, Todd Martens, who wrote that although "its feistier Mimi than [they]'re used to", she ultimately "has been molded to fit current trends" and that the single "again sells out the songbird to her producers." At the ASCAP 27th Annual Pop Music Awards, "Obsessed" won "Most Performed Song".
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In May 2009, DreamWorks first announced that it would be overseeing a remake of Fright Night, which came to fruition and was released in 2011 with the same title: Fright Night. The script, penned by Buffy the Vampire Slayer alumna Marti Noxon, loosely followed the plot of the original film. Charley (Anton Yelchin) and his mother (Toni Collette) are transplanted from Corvalis, Iowa, to a Las Vegas suburb; Amy (Imogen Poots) is feistier and sexually aggressive; Evil Ed (Christopher Mintz-Plasse) has endured a falling out with Charley prior to the start of the film; Peter Vincent (David Tennant) is a horror magician modeled after Criss Angel; the Billy Cole character was omitted; and Jerry Dandrige (Colin Farrell) is no longer the lovelorn vampire. He was described by Evil Ed as "the fucking shark from Jaws" and has different intentions for his victims.
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Natalie as she appeared in 1994 The character has been described by EastEnders author, Rupert Smith, as an “eternal victim” – a female character who endures much misfortune and misery, but lacks the “pluck” of her “feistier sisters”. Early on in her narrative, Natalie was shown to be an insecure and lonely individual– a “gloomy kid” from a broken family with an uncaring, criticising and resentful mother, Andrea (Cindy O'Callaghan). The character was often seen to be “shunted aside by stronger personalities”, such as her best friend Bianca – who was shown to bully and torment Natalie, telling her “that she was plain and wouldn't attract boys”, although in later years Natalie was shown to stand up to Bianca's bullying. Similarly, she was shown to be unsuccessful in relationships, falling for unsuitable men who ended up hurting her and settling in a “secure but uninspired” marriage to a mismatched, immature partner, Barry Evans.
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Meanwhile, The Hollywood News' Rob Burch observed that the princess is very similar to Ariel, being "independent, beautiful, and desperate for the chance to live her own life," while at the same time concealing kindness beneath "a shield of anger." Belonging to "a series of spunky heroines" inspired by both contemporary feminism and the girl power movement, Jasmine was recognized by Hearing a Film, Seeing a Sermon: Preaching and Popular Movies author Timothy B. Cargal as a member of Disney's "continued efforts to reshape their heroines for a more feminist age," in addition to providing young girls with strong female role models with whom they can identify. At only 15 years of age, Jasmine is already more resourceful than her two immediate predecessors, while sharing their same preference for assertiveness and empowerment over passiveness, traits echoed by several other Disney Princesses introduced throughout the decade. At the same time, Jasmine is depicted as being feistier than Belle and less naïve than Ariel.
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