In tracing the ancestry of mumblecore, critics have cited the jazzily improvised films of John Cassavetes, the show-about-nothing comedy of "Seinfeld," and "Slacker" by director Richard Linklater, an Austin resident. ❋ Richard B. Woodward (2011)
But then, he will jazzily, subtly hold his arms up, push his back out from the waist, stumble backwards, fall. ❋ Unknown (2010)
In dense, explicit and yet jazzily lyrical prose, Mr. Ellroy recounts his masochistic voyeurism; his periods of breaking into women's homes to fondle and smell and steal their possessions; his drug and alcohol addiction; his tormented dalliances with prostitutes, fans and fantasy girls; a loving but often sexless marriage; and a shattering nervous breakdown at the height of his career. ❋ Unknown (2010)
During a theatrical rendition of “Too Drunk to Fuck,” Miranda jazzily jostles her hair and arms around as her voice billows away. ❋ Unknown (2009)
Most of Barthelme's stories are, in the way of "The Piano Player," or "For I'm the Boy," "sites of linguistic clustering," cobbled verbal scraps collected jazzily in Joycean fashion from the buzzing urban culture to which he was so alert. ❋ Moore, Lorrie (2009)
Eden pumped on Albuterol, jazzily sang the chorus of his favorite song: "Follow the yellow brick road, follow, follow ..." ❋ Unknown (2009)
The Singers Unlimited Nice version jazzily arranged for a vocal quartet, complete with “doo doo doo” voices. ❋ Unknown (2006)
DIGITAL-DESIGN GURU KAI Krause specializes in powerful image-manipulation software that's elegantly built, jazzily named (Power Goo, Convolver, Bryce) and easy to use. ❋ Unknown (2008)
They picknicked in the pine groves, they giggled in the back seats on prayer meeting nights, they sang noisily on the way back to the hotel after evening mail sorting, they danced jazzily in the hotel parlor and on the porches. ❋ Joseph Crosby Lincoln (1907)
With Mary Stolper and Frank playing a version of "Suenos" for soprano flute, alto flute and piano, the earthy sounds of Peruvian folk instruments were transformed into wistful melodies, jazzily jaunty rhythms and pungent harmonies. ❋ Unknown (2011)
Indeed, Stern "swings" in his solo, flying jazzily up and down the fretboard like a butterfly on speed. ❋ Unknown (2010)
A jazzily, and unnecessarily, asymmetrical front elevation, a claustrophobic windowless rear and a jagged run of windows up the stairs that might have been adopted from a deconstructivist museum designed by Daniel Libeskind. ❋ Unknown (2010)
Jennifer who jazzily scats her way through "Ding Dong the Witch is Dead." ❋ Unknown (2010)
Theatre, is a versatile vehicle for fun that a fantastic foursome pulls off Omygod, as a jazzily dressed set of sorority sisters keep squealing at the start of the delightful, annoying, supremely wishful musical that's just come frolicking into Blighty ... ❋ Unknown (2010)
The short third movement is jazzily percussive and only at the end of the last movement is there some resolution to the struggle with a lyrical, quiet ending (representing the triumph of the positive). ❋ Unknown (2010)
They lacked the punch of her early pop hits, but in their meandering, jazzily intricate way, they positioned her as a latterday Minnie Riperton. ❋ Unknown (2010)
Woody Allen has long outlived his 1970s-80s heyday: outlived it too long, sadly, ever to recover his elusive comedy mojo, which depended on being jazzily in tune with the times. ❋ Unknown (2009)
