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1 The pianist, another senior figure, played with his characteristically penetrating tone, rounded phrasing and introverted lack of theatricality.

2 It is a characteristically toneless, enigmatic claim, placed before his followers on a take-it-or-leave-it basis.

3 It was a characteristically dazzling performance, though 20 years later the same thing might well be accompanied by a dispute over casting a non-disabled actor.

4 Following some brief and, as I was later to observe, characteristically tense small talk with Rosy, Maurice and I walked down the Strand and across to Choy’s Restaurant in Soho.

5 But revisiting what you’ve already seen has its own pleasures, especially in the case of Mr. Brown’s characteristically energizing work, which Malpaso’s winning dancers have confidently grown into.

6 Mr. Sandler characteristically turns his insecurity into aggression; he’s a bully pretending to be an underdog.

7 His feature film career began – characteristically – with a script for a sequel to the landmark 1960 western The Magnificent Seven.

8 One of our most valuable violinists gives a free pop-up concert of characteristically wide range.

9 Loach, characteristically, is doing his utmost to extract sympathy for one of life’s casualties; there is little sympathy to spare for the council workers trying to deal with her.

10 Seiji Ozawa Speaks of His Continuing Road Back to Health MATSUMOTO, Japan — The conductor has characteristically exuded life, energy and a positive spirit, both on the stage and in personal contact.

11 MacMillan's music characteristically makes a dramatic impact.

麦克米伦的音乐一向给人很大的触动。

12 It came characteristically, from a quarter which nobody had suspected.

13 More than guitars, more than drums and certainly more than the shirt guitarist Dave Navarro characteristically went without, nostalgia was crucial to Jane's Addiction's hometown concert Saturday night in Los Angeles.

14 This self-assertion — or brashness — makes them characteristically American.

15 But Jerome also inspired artists to depict landscapes, usually some characteristically leafy European fantasy of the “barren desert” where he supposedly spent years beating his chest with a rock and pondering the vanity of life.

16 He was to stay for almost a year, and it is the story of this little-known episode that Michael Rosen tells in characteristically engaging style.

17 Her entry into this fraught subject is characteristically disarming.

18 He attempts to woo her in a characteristically extravagant manner.

他尝试过用挥金如土的阔绰方式去取悦于她.

19 This is a movie concerned with — and influenced by — an especially rich and complicated slice of 20th-century European culture, and therefore a reckoning, characteristically playful but also fundamentally serious, with some very ugly history.

20 This is characteristically fresh and tangy, with flavors of citrus, herbs and chamomile and a grainy, minerally depth that comes from aging on the lees, the remnants of yeast after fermentation.

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