Twitchily

The Burmese monks in a group portrait from the 1890s are as twitchily alive now as when Beato pressed the cable release. ❋ Richard B. Woodward (2011)

The guy, called Lemming, smiled twitchily at Georgia, who looked away. ❋ Jenny Nelson (2010)

Peering twitchily at MacBooks and pitch-shifting basslines with exaggerated movements, the three Magnetic Men give every impression of playing live while MC Sgt Pokes chats alongside them, like a pirate radio broadcast. ❋ Kitty Empire (2010)

With his irritatingly nasal voice and yet another twitchily mannered performance, Baruchel will remain, for many, an acquired taste. ❋ Unknown (2010)

But even though Team O not so subtly holds the current media culture -- in all its hyperventilating, twitchily tweeting, ADD glory -- in minimum low regard, it's not best for politicians to act as media critics. ❋ Unknown (2009)

“I am the herr doctor, of course,” the little black-and-white image said, smiling twitchily. ❋ Unknown (2009)

As it turned out, she wasn't a zombie either I'm sensing a trend here, and, indeed, once back in the tank, started swimming around happily enough, if a bit twitchily. ❋ Mariness (2004)

One imagines the fire-dousers playing Texas Hold'em and glancing twitchily at the clock in the hope that there would be no fake sheikh or Ulrika Jonsson, no cry of "action stations!" ❋ Unknown (2010)

The Palestinians, especially in Gaza, are watching developments twitchily. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Brad Pitt gives the performance of his career as the outlaw Jesse James, an unstable blend of charisma and killer, with Casey Affleck twitchily affecting as Ford, the hero-worshipper turned assassin; it's a dark and complex tale of the nature of legend, and the downside of fame. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Here are the election sites I'm twitchily refreshing every minute ❋ Unknown (2008)

I may gyrate twitchily, my Arab wave might evoke a traffic cop at a busy intersection, and my knees are a mess by the end of it all, but by gum, I’m owning it. ❋ Unknown (2008)