feyness

We realize that whatever feyness tugged at earlier parts of the story has come to serve its theme.

One can only conclude that fashion, at best, is an unpredictable science with more than a modicum of feyness and fantasy to it.

Such understatement in the face of absurdity cuts right through the clouds of feyness.

Close to, the illusion of glowing feyness dissipated.

Plotting will curb my feyness.

The ghosts of stars were netted in its ripples and she let their feyness layer a skin of calm on her thoughts.

These are called Valkyrs: them Odin sends to every battle; they determine men's feyness and award victory.

That's the secret of the jazz singer and pianist Blossom Dearie, whose endearing feyness camouflages a poisoned hatpin.

He has a self-mocking way with the kind of feyness that permeates the solo third segment and that looks only puzzling in Mr. Baryshnikov's interpretation.

The small man in gray felt a certain satisfaction or rather relief - if Pulg had for some time been a secret Issek-worshiper, then his feyness might be explained.

'Printed entirely in lower case, the book seems to present a challenge to the reader - to make it through without being driven mad by the deliberate feyness of lower case.'

Frustrated with his hippie sensibilities and feyness, when Satan Davina McCall demands one of their number join her in hell Big Brother style, the group agree on Marc.

He was fully aware that he was a magnificent specimen of masculinity, those thick tresses of black hair, the gypsy feyness of eyes, the blazing smile, and powerful and well-proportioned body.

And director Nisha Ganatra is noted for "ground[ing] Kane's feyness in workaday experience and middle-aged acceptance, making her the perfect vehicle for Seth's long-delayed voyage of self-discovery."

The mannerisms of his homosexuality -the whiny lisp, the feyness, the mischievous needling, all exaggerated for effect - were the budding performer's way of flaunting his difference and upstaging the competition.

After all the hokum that has been foisted on us about Celtic feyness, who would have believed that the little people, or the Good Neighbors, as they are called here, could still assume such a frightening aspect!

While the characters are types, good performances by Ms. Guevara, who is funny, ultimately forlorn and quite believable, and Ms. Katigbak, who manages to reduce her character's unfortunate feyness, help the play, as does Mr. Jiménez.

The script incorporates one of Lane's letters, and the game of "squirrels and bears," whose feyness never ceases to embarrass audiences, is the same playfulness that Osborne and his wife devised to relieve their mutual hatred by escaping into a second childhood.

New York Newsday praised the album's "original melodies, soaring, driving hooks, and precise, daringly oddball lyrics", but complained that "the jokey tone often descends into feyness, then facetiousness," and said the "overbaked singing accentuates the overly florid lyrics of otherwise engaging songs".

Something about her had raised his hackles; she was a coastal Easterner to judge by her accent, and they weren't noted for feyness . . . but as she made that sign he'd felt as if the venom in his own words was being palpably turned back on him.

The Ballets Russes put ambiguity on a reconstituted map, and though there would always be something of the green carnation about these artists, as ballet professionals they trumped feyness with athleticism and married androgyny to paganism, an achievement that we now see lighting the way for every other aspect of popular culture.