The 135 participating galleries — 19 of which are local — largely give us works that are fresher and spunkier.
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Coral blue is a nice, classic color, but I do wish the US would get some spunkier options.
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I like to think of it as the little sister to its predecessor—same great genes, but just a little spunkier.
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Where Blue & Lonesome is a sodden thing—many old rockers have recorded sharper, spunkier, wiser music—this collection proves what world-beaters they were even before they got serious about songwriting.
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He bounced back from that run-in with a nice surprise on the streets not too long after the Jen incident, getting flashed by a spunky chick with even spunkier ... fuhgeddaboudit.
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Earlier, in the mid-1990s, he introduced a hair-care collection with a spunkier feel, packaging it in bottles that, at the suggestion of his friend the designer Karl Lagerfeld, were designed to look like dishwashing detergent bottles.
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Sharr White's new play, set in 1977, spotlights one of the political machine's spunkier cogs: Polly Noonan (Edie Falco), a real-life party operative who had a close relationship with the mayor of Albany at that time (Michael McKean).
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Other looks featured in the exhibition include a number of John Galliano designs, like a coquettish lingerie look from S/S 1991, illustrated by Kukula in her ethereal, kittenish style, as well as a spunkier look from S/S 1993, which was drawn by Rob Phillips.
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Ken Tucker of Entertainment Weekly felt that "As bright-eyed and bushy-tailed as it was in its first season, Girls may now be even spunkier, funnier, and riskier". The second season ran on HBO from January 2013 to March 2013, with third and fourth seasons subsequently being renewed. The third season of Girls premiered in January 2014 with over one million viewers. The following month, Dunham hosted an episode of Saturday Night Live with musical guest The National.Ng, Philiana (February 25, 2014).
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Almost 1000 km remain before our goal is realized, but :with the Pole just over 200 km away we are feeling spunkier than at :any point to date. The upcoming ceremonies at the Pole, which will :bring us in direct contact with the outside world for the first time :since our departure, present an exciting focus for our attention. This :is the largest expedition ever to reach the Pole and the one hundred :days required for the complete crossing is a long time to spend on the :ice. In every respect, these startling adventures represent the tip of :the iceberg.
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Daniel Robson of The Japan Times described Supercell's music as "sentimental J-pop...[that] also explores the genre's jazzier, spunkier and dancier elements." Their sound has been compared to pop singers Aiko and Yui, and Ryo has stated himself that he likes expressing human emotions in his music. When creating a song, Ryo has often hummed a tune into a digital recorder, or starts by playing the piano. While it depends on the song, Ryo has stated he generally "play[s] the piano and take[s] notes of the chord progression" and then writes the lyrics.
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" Bidisha of The Observer was fairly mixed in her review, calling Tiana a "one-dimensional" but "clever, strong woman", while criticizing the film's light-hearted plot and lack of emphasis on racial issues. Patricia Williams of The Guardian, who conceded harboring a general dislike of Disney animated films and the characters featured in them, including the princesses, accused Disney of being "unforgivably late" in their creation of a black heroine. Williams did, however, find Tiana to be "spunkier than most princesses", comparing her to Princess Fiona of the Shrek franchise, and reacted positively to Tiana's portrayal as a tireless feminist restaurant tycoon. Writer Brooks Barnes from The New York Times highlights the two different issues for Princess Tiana, in her article "Her Prince Has Come.
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The Love EP received generally positive reviews from music critics. At Metacritic, which assigns a normalised rating out of 100 to reviews from mainstream publications, the album received an average score of 69, based on six reviews. Andy Kellman of AllMusic viewed the EP as "a light stop-gap to hold fans over until Rae's third album", adding that "it's all the more enjoyable to hear the singer indulge herself and have a little fun with a set of favorites." Zach Gase of Okayplayer commended Bailey Rae for her versatility and wrote that "[t]here really isn't a weak moment on The Love EP." Greg Kot of Entertainment Weekly noted that Bailey Rae sounds "spunkier" than usual on the EP, citing her rendition of "Que Sera Sera" as a highlight.
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