irrepressibility

And there may be another factor behind the market's irrepressibility.

But (he irrepressibility of his twisted face gave him stature.

It comes down to irrepressibility, I think, keeping yourself together no matter what the circumstances, with lipstick or a sense of humor.

In an instant, she becomes a study in irrepressibility.

But its fecundity, the sheer irrepressibility of life, was the Clade's strength.

His irrepressibility is hard to resist.

He has an air of irrepressibility faintly evocative of Santa Claus.

Most fetishists' fantasies are of humiliation, constriction, punishment and the irrepressibility of desire despite all that.

Gene giggled with fourteen-year-old irrepressibility.

As she confronts poverty and fatalistic superstitions, "Erdman's irrepressibility lofts you along," Craig Seligman wrote here in 2003.

In any case, the movie also offers a singular tribute to the irrepressibility, fortitude, pain, and self-sacrificing ardor of the blind yet driven artist beneath-or even without-the star.

The result is that what resonates instead of human irrepressibility is naughtiness, and after a short while flatulence ceases to represent an obstinate cry of independence and becomes just gas.

The chronicle of a young woman determined to bring better health education and care to an Ivory Coast village that doesn't even have electricity is potentially deadly, but Erdman's irrepressibility lofts you along.

In the decade between the death of Marshall Tito (1980) and the final collapse of communism and the Yugoslavian state (1990/1991), major works that manifested the irrepressibility of Croatian linguistic culture had appeared.

We encountered the same irrepressibility in "Avvakum," the theater piece produced by Gardzienice, the avant-garde theater collective from Poland, which performed for the festival in the Cathedral of St. John the Divine.

But are the Sanchez sisters really a sign of women's empowerment and the irrepressibility of the budding Latino vote, or a political oddity born of a compromise that put them in the right place at the right time?

So many people had spoken for so long of the irrepressibility of conflict, to use his own phrase, that the fact that conflict might now be at hand made the cigar clenched between his teeth lose its savor.

Lan has been vocal about his view of the irrepressibility of activism through technology: "There's an invisible hand trying to castrate the internet; maybe it's the last tactic they can apply if they can't cut off the internet or abolish the Constitution...But it's like drinking poison to quench your thirst.