modishly造句

• De Garis has unruly, modishly long brown hair.
• Where John Cassavetes shied away from violence and nudity, Nick Cassavetes is more modishly brutal and sentimental.
• Coffee, tea and the modishly packaged Aveda bath products were the only gratis offerings in the room.
• The drawings show an attractive 30-ish woman, dressed modishly and accompanied by a hottie boyfriend.
• Coolly, modishly, it slides into an if-you-can't-beat-' em-join-' em mindset.
• Both wear wire-rimmed glasses; have modishly long, wheat-colored hair, and are soft-spoken, considerate and very, very intense.
• Republicans now complain that this is another of those unfunded mandates, modishly accounted an offense against good government because they make the states spend money on national interests.
• A stranger, apparently mistaken for Gallo in the dead of night, had made her way through the modishly dark lobby and dropped it off outside his room.
• "The raw food trend is, even as I write, sweeping the modishly spiritual bowels of Manhattan, " wrote New York Observer columnist Simon Doonan a couple of months ago.
• Shortly after Dick died, it was made into a visually impressive, modishly incomprehensible movie called Blade Runner which became something of a cult hit _ modish incomprehensibility having a built-in audience these days.
• Cox has defied conventional audience taste not with modishly difficult or experimental films but with stories that cut to the very core of what it means to be human, movies about the weird and oddball, the gently mad.
• Earlier there had been a dream of becoming a modishly British version of Bob Dylan, a dream not so much abandoned as unplugged by London music publishers who would barely give Ishiguro's demo tapes 15 seconds before tossing him out of their offices.
• "I've worked in convenience stores and restaurants, and I hope some day to land an office job somewhere, maybe using computers, which is something I like, " said Yamamoto, whose black hair was streaked modishly with blond.
• In the East Village, the revivals of the moment are the modishly scalped haircut dubbed the Fauxhawk and the spiked and dyed haircuts of rocker girls from the 1980s . ( Think Bangles or Go-Go's or Pat Benatar . ) " The look is punk rocker cowboy Roman sports,"
• "We have noticed a definite increase in the term visibility, " notes Sheri Prasso, editor of the section of Business Week titled UpFront ( one word, capital modishly in the middle, playing on the meanings of up front as " honest, forthright " as well as " found in the opening pages of the magazine " ).
• The caged living area from the previous episode is lowered into the chamber and the body of Number Two is removed by medical personnel, modishly-dressed man, are in turn interrogated by the President as examples of two types of " revolt . " Number 48 refuses to cooperate and creates a general ruckus by causing the delegates to break into a rendition of " Dem Bones " before he is restrained.
• Similarly, the modishly thriller plot of " Glamorama " throws together a madcap club opening, various fashion shows, a trans-Atlantic crossing on the QE2, acrobatic sex scenes and many sequences in which terrorists blow up trains and planes and automobiles and torture their disloyal associates in extremely unpleasant ways, thereby affording Ellis opportunities to gross you out with his trademark affectlessness ( " The device shreds his leg at the knee and when I turn around I see his leg slide across the floor, " etc ., etc . ).
• He pointed out that fans of the group would be divided on the song . " Something hidden deep in the song's DNA is engagingly bad, or worryingly good, and it's got everyone's quality alarms jangling like a wind-chime in a hurricane . . . [ There is a moment of ] appreciation for the bit where they sing " begging to get back together " . . . It's slow, moody, ponderous, a little bit boring at times, but when it gets to that bit, it's . . . the good bit . " He also called the song a " grower " Nick Levine of Digital Spy gave the song a positive review saying, "'Missing You'is a post-break-up song with a modishly rave-tinged production . . . and after a few spins the chorus wiggles into your brain like a tapeworm that missed the turning marked'digestive tract'. . . The charts?