But there was, lost amid the testiness, some gentlemanly behavior.
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The testiness that used to accompany bad days has dissolved.
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The only strikes against them are John's uncontrollable crying and Bob's testiness with his kids.
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The value added was to take billions in value away from Tesla shares based on Musk's testiness.
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As talented as Thompson is, she doesn't generate any real comic friction, beyond some mild testiness with Hemsworth.
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"They're two different countries, Iraq and Iran," he explains, with more than a little testiness in his voice.
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Bloomberg also displayed a kind of testiness that is familiar to New Yorkers from his three terms as mayor.
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The testiness is especially acute when Australia appears to side with America, its closest ally since the second world war.
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These actions would tell colleges they must draw down on racial and sexual testiness, along with the offense-taking that follows from them.
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The character's testiness and onerous insistence on having things just the right way comes across as increasingly ridiculous as the film goes along.
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The testiness between the Interior Department and his committee nearly exploded into a standoff two weeks ago when Bernhardt wouldn't commit to a date to testify before it.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg took a fusillade of questions during his second day of congressional testimony Wednesday, showing signs of testiness during some sharp exchanges with House lawmakers.
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" Smith had a moment of testiness during his postgame news conference, responding to criticism from the former Jets coach Rex Ryan, who said on ESPN, "I love Geno Smith.
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He still has the slight testiness, the dry imitation hauteur you can see when he spars with contestants in the interviews, but he's gracious and candid and self-deprecating.
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It will take more research to untangle the two possibilities, or to understand where they overlap, in order to solve the intriguing mystery of the post-coital testiness of lady fruit flies.
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She certainly seems at risk, given that she does little more than moon about as she tends, with increasing testiness, to her daughter, Dorsa (Avin Manshadi), a willful girl with a wiggy doll.
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So familiar was the story, in fact, that the scriptwriters heightened the drama by adding a level of testiness to the N.T.S.B. investigation that Mr. Benzon and others involved say is unfair and inaccurate.
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Yankees 4, Mariners 3 If Manager Joe Girardi's temperament is a weather vane for the Yankees' fortunes, then his recent testiness — with a few dashes of sarcasm — may explain how the first two weeks of the season have unfolded.
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But with the two Asian powers long divided by disputes over history and territory, as well as testiness over influence in the region, it will take more than a few handshakes — or a smile — to cement a genuine realignment.
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In the exhibition's six rooms, monitors flicker with scenes from the nine productions that Abdoh wrote and directed, including "Peep Show" (1988), which was staged in a derelict motel in Los Angeles and featured sometimes scantily clad performers, full of testiness and threat, acting out scenarios about porn, drugs, and the Contras.
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For the seven other candidates in Houston — to say nothing of the more than a dozen others who have either dropped out or failed to qualify for this debate — the heightened testiness implied a determination to break through or deliver on their early promise as the campaign enters an unforgiving phase of field-culling and relevance-seeking.
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A new report in CNN found that a number of top GOP donors — namely those who lead major hedge funds — haven't been as generous with the official Republican House and Senate campaign arms this year, and it all comes down to some testiness over the tax bill: Collectively, they have bristled at what they view as favored treatment for corporations under the law.
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"Austin Chronicle review Claudia Puig of USA Today noted, "The film's biggest asset is the pitch- perfect performances of the two stars. They have a gentle rapport that unfolds convincingly after some initial testiness. It takes two consummate actors to make quickly escalating chemistry feel so natural. We find ourselves heartily rooting for them.
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KFC responded, agreeing to pay them for shooting the scene at one of their locations.Pinkner et al, 11:50–12:43 Walternate's office scenes were shot in a mortuary overlooking a cemetery.Pinkner et al, 8:14–8:20 Goldsman had Joshua Jackson react in different ways during his first meeting with Fauxlivia, including showing "anger and testiness". He ultimately decided he would be "quite taken with her".
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Each lies to the other, Lily claiming her husband is soon coming home (in fact, she is a widow whose life was cramped by her Southern Baptist Minister husband), and Michael claiming to be married to hide both his homosexuality and the pain of his lover's death. As the lessons continue, an improbable friendship develops out of their shared testiness and solitude. It becomes clear that Lily did not need lessons but rather a dance partner, and the pair enjoy time together outside of their lessons. The friendship grows to the point where Lily is playing match-maker for Michael, and Michael is caring for Lily as her health deteriorates.
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