Because people get very babyish when it comes to money and medicine.
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King narrates, which somehow makes the extra-short sentences seem perfectly natural, not babyish.
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Mr. Wainwright's singing has a persistent babyish whine reminiscent of the great country star George Jones.
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His face, despite its determinedly set eyes and mouth, has a babyish look that people often remarked on.
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In many of the most popular clips, these whippersnappers engage in adultlike conversations, amusingly given their babyish voices.
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But even on a younger red carpet, there was nothing babyish about the way they wore their baby hairs.
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If you're an adult who struggles with sleep, it's not going to hurt to consider one of these babyish sleep techniques.
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"It is fair to say about eunuchs that they are vindictive, babyish, condescending, and easily bored," she reflects at one point.
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I also wanted it to feel like a space that wasn't too babyish and would allow him room to grow into it.
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Vogel is watching from behind the camera and is able to see Rogers, contorted into the puppet theater, speaking in the tiger's babyish tones.
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Despite babyish teen years, acne-plagued adulthood, thinness and chubbiness, slurs by mean girlfriends, boyfriends, and ex-husbands, I have never, for a moment, not felt beautiful.
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"Oftentimes, leaders are afraid to be beginners and find 'training wheels' — like taking a class or hiring a teacher to learn new skills — too babyish," Suh says.
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The Kirobo Mini, a grapefruit-sized robot that blinks and whispers in a babyish high pitch, can hold a conversation, make hand gestures, and respond to human emotions.
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"Mackenzie and I were keen that the space wasn't too 'babyish' – it was important to keep it elegant and in keeping with the rest of the house too," she adds.
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Pros: Soft and cuddly, cute owl design, several lullabies to choose from, light show featureCons: Only stays on for 30 minutes at a time, older children may find it babyish.
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The younger one was into a British television show about marine life, which the older one maintained was babyish until I pretended not to believe what they were telling me.
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A huge thing for me was that I wanted the room to be functional for the baby but not too 'babyish,' which sounds exactly like what you are going for.
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But it's also rich and varied, with Prince testing out every possible vocal variation and murmur and falsetto flight and bass dip and babyish croak over six-and-a-half minutes.
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Just two days before Amazon's Brooklyn event, the company revealed the concert would be headlined by Ariana Grande, the babyish, recently engaged pop star who stands approximately four SD cards tall.
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Centering on three irreverent nuns played by Aubrey Plaza (witchy and bitchy), Alison Brie (frustrated and snooty) and Kate Micucci (bi-curious and babyish), the goofy plot never finds its groove.
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After the great age of pyramid-building ended, in the twenty-fifth century B.C., the pharaohs who followed had names that seem "babyish" to our ears, as the Egyptologist Toby Wilkinson noted.
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And, you know, when you're this babyish in the industry, and you're still getting your name out there, I think it really behooves us to just keep working and to just get more under our belt.
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In pitching the Big Kid for small children, Evenflo capitalized on an important aspect of booster seats' commercial appeal: Parents often face a barrage of whining from children who want out of harnessed seats they see as babyish.
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Parents mine kiddy confusion and babyish impertinence for jokey tweets and Facebook posts; they record sonograms and first steps for squee-ful sharing on Instagram and YouTube; they monitor each other's online parenting and offer advice, solicited and otherwise.
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Golin says 11-to-12-year-olds who already have a Facebook account, probably because they lied about their age, might find the animated emojis and GIFs of Messenger Kids "too babyish," and are unlikely to convert to the new app.
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In the Italian edition Ferrante uses a babyish word for penises ("pisilletti," or little peas) that, once again, is not particularly charged in Italian but that Goldstein renders into English with a coarse word American parents don't use with children.
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Mr. Phillips composed most of the songs on her only album, "Romance Is on the Rise" (1974), which she sang in a dreamy, babyish, Betty Boop-like voice; she was also credited with writing four of the songs with him.
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In a behind-the-scenes clip from the set of I Heart Huckabees, director David O. Russell berates and nitpicks the much more beloved Lily Tomlin, who, unlike Russell, somehow manages not to turn to babyish insults and ridiculous yelling during the argument.
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It has something of Hannah and Her Sisters, naturally, or maybe Jonathan Franzen's The Corrections – and Baumbach's work is a cousin to that of Rebecca Miller, who incidentally appears here in an acting role… Dustin Hoffman's performance is very persuasive as an implacable old man with babyish tendencies and needs, obsessed with the petty trappings of status.
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At once babyish and solemn, Platt is 25-years-old but easily passes for a fussy and fastidious kid, his puppy fat and cartoon eyes making what ought to be unwatchably repellent—a character fueled by ruthlessness, self-certainty, and an attitude towards his immediate peers that verges on the sociopathic—bearable for a full season of high-voltage and high-volume television.
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There are so few missteps on the album—perhaps only the combination of a ukulele and a babyish voice on "8", which is wholly out of keeping with the rest of the record—that it is a pleasure to listen to from start to finish, an increasingly rare occurrence for big pop albums, which tend to be frontloaded with the best songs for the benefit of streamers Nevertheless, the New York Times might be overselling it a little.
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During KTMA and season 1, Trace slowly refined Crow's voice. Originally, it was somewhat babyish, with a pronounced Minnesota accent. By season two, Crow's voice had become more sharp. Upon Trace's departure, Brooklyn-raised Bill Corbett took over Crow's operation.
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When she drew her daughters, unlike the universal babies she depicted, naked and with clenched fists, the painting of her children employed babyish sweetness to the full.She also painted children in the transition camp and Jaffa in the 1950s and 1960s.
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Mastishk Kashyap:- Mastishk means mind. Portrayed as a handsome boy, with a cute face and babyish voice, Mastishk is very popular among girls. He can read people's thoughts, and on some occasions makes them forget memories. He is good in physical as well as mental abilities but cannot be referred as a master in any of them.
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In one of her appearances, she is shown to be cared for by an eagle, that at the beginning thought that she was also an eagle, only to find out that she was indeed too crazy and dangerous to take care of. In some instances, she switches from her babyish voice to a louder, more obnoxious voice.
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Molochai is slightly shorter, with roundish, babyish features. He favors sweets and cakes to the other's more adult tastes. There is no explanation of how the two found each other yet there is an account of their first encounter with Zillah whereupon they misjudge his true nature and attack him. They are easily overpowered by the older and more experienced vampire and thereafter act under his supervision.
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In the SNES and early N64 eras, Yoshi's vocals consisted of record-scratching noises for positive interactions and whistling noises for negative interactions. Yoshi's Story gave Yoshi a new voice, provided by the game's composer Kazumi Totaka, consisting of high-pitched babyish squeals and intelligible words including "Yoshi" and "Nintendo". This new voice appears in Super Smash Bros., Mario Tennis, and all games since and including Super Smash Bros. Melee.
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Other writers such as Jon Savage have applied the same view to punk culture. 'On the legs were the bondage trousers of claustrophobia and babyish incapacity.' Spence also draws on children's fiction to illustrate the "four timeless scripts" referring for example to the four main characters in The Wind in the Willows and the four children in The Polar Express. 'Recently the four Life Scripts have turned up each Christmas with the popularity of, _The Polar Express_.
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Believe Acoustic received generally mixed reviews from music critics. Robert Copsey of Digital Spy wrote that the removal of the multi- layered production and "studio trickery" on Believe reveals a "smoother and less [...] babyish vocal than most will be familiar with". He noted that "embarrassingly weak lyrics" is a recurring issue throughout the album, though it's "largely saved" by Kanter, who "ensures the melodic hooks remain largely intact". He noted that it's "less of an issue" on the album's three new songs.
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She criticized the dance beat of the song for being "barely discernible" adding that Madonna sounds "like she is either not fully concentrating, or doesn't have many resources to draw on – what alternative healers would call 'scattered chi', a depleted life force." While ranking Madonna's singles, in honor of her 60th birthday, Jude Rogers from The Guardian placed "Bye Bye Baby" at number 55, writing that "[Madonna’s] babyish 1940s-style vocals, filtered to sound like they’re wavering through a wireless, still crackle with charm".
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Stoute described the winner as "still a bit babyish" whereas Fallon was more enthusiastic, saying "he'll look better on a galloping track. He has a great attitude, he's improving with racing, and he has shown he stays". On 3 June Papal Bull started at odds of 11/1 in an eighteen-runner field for the 2006 Epsom Derby. He looked to be making good progress on the inside in the straight but was badly hampered two furlongs out and came home tenth behind Sir Percy.
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Before he was a full 36 calendar months old, Mucho Macho Man contested all three legs of the American Triple Crown. He finished third to Animal Kingdom and Nehro in the Kentucky Derby. He was described as having a "babyish look" prior to the Derby, and Ritvo said that he was still growing, but Stevens noted during the Derby's television broadcast, "when he fills into this frame, he's going to be a big, powerful horse." Mucho Macho Man was sixth behind Shackleford in the Preakness.
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In 2006, a new version of Furby Baby was released, with the most notable features being the new look and a more "babyish" appearance in contrast to the Emoto-Tronic Furby adult. They also have considerably fewer features than the "adult" Furby, with a very limited vocabulary and a lower level of interactivity. Another notable feature of the 2006 Emoto-Tronic Baby Furby is the movable "legs" which unfurl when a Furby Baby is awake. Although they were a European exclusive, they were sold in the US via the Hasbro Toy Shop website.
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On 24 July, over seven furlongs at Leopardown, Gleneagles met Convergence again in the Group Three Tyros Stakes, with the only other runner being the Dermot Weld-trained Tombelaine. O'Brien positioned the colt in third place before taking the lead a furlong out and winning by three-quarters of a length and a head from Tombelaine and Convergence. Aidan O'Brien said that the winner was "still babyish" and would "improve a good bit". One month later, Gleneagles started 8/13 favourite for the Group Two Futurity Stakes, over seven furlongs at the Curragh.
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Violette, a 40-year old Parisian workaholic with a career in the fashion industry, falls for a country bumpkin computer geek from Biarritz, Jean-René, while on a spa holiday with her best friend, the promiscuous Ariane. Jean-René moves to Paris to be with Violette and meets her young adult son, Eloi, who still goes by the babyish name Lolo. Lolo is a self-professed artist, and his mother supports him utterly. He appears to welcome his mother's new love; but sets out to wreak havoc in their relationship.
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"Elton", could be a babyish mispronunciation of "Middleton", which he was probably called, as his father and several other members of the Fox family were called "Samuel Fox". The two homes belonged to his Falmouth grandparents, Sarah (born Lloyd) and Alfred Fox, who had a house in Falmouth called Woodhouse Place and a coastal residence and garden called Glendurgan (now a National Trust property). His grandfather's brothers also had houses and gardens nearby at Trebah and Penjerrick. His aunt, Lucy Anna Hodgkin, objected strongly to his negative account of Uncle Joshua Fox of Tregedna, in Chapter 11 of Two homes.
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He and Ritvo saw eye to eye on Mucho Macho Man, and they began planning the colt's return to the track. After a break of almost five months, Mucho Macho Man raced in November and won an allowance race at Aqueduct, beginning a three- race winning streak. He had lost his "babyish" look, put on weight, and as Ritvo put it, "His shoulders [caught] up with his behind." Ritvo and Green then mapped out a 2012 workout and racing schedule for Mucho Macho Man, intending to run him every six to ten weeks with recovery time after each race.
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PopSugar called the title of the episode appropriate, and also praised Pompeo's performance, adding: "I felt for Meredith, but after Lexie's heartfelt begging and pleading, I was happy that Mere finally grows up and casts her selfishness aside. Three seasons ago Meredith would never have dreamed of putting Lexie first, and I was proud of her for giving up part of her liver—her offer to get to know her dad was an even bigger milestone." PopSugar also enjoyed Oh's performance, commenting that they enjoyed her "vulnerable" side, and writing that overall the episode felt "lackluster". Cinema Blend Amanda Krill found Yang "babyish" and "whiny".
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Funta's decidedly upbeat sound, which they describe (with contested accuracy) as synthpop, incorporates elements of techno, ska, pop punk, and industrial rock, occasionally blending these styles together at a relatively frenetic pace within a single composition ("Wake up Angel"), and other times simply adhering to standard pop music conventions ("Mienai Happy"). With such a limited discography, however, it is perhaps UCO's intentionally cute, occasionally munchkin-esque singing style that is the band's most distinguishing characteristic. With upbeat lyrics, babyish vocals, and perhaps even their very existence as a two-member band, the duo exhibits characteristics relatively common of Japanese musical acts commissioned for work in anime and videogame production.
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After a long, uncomfortable silence (interrupted by some "encouragement" from Oliver: "Go ahead and tell her!" followed by a cigarette smoking gesture), Stan finally breaks down and, in high-pitched whimpers, confesses that they went to the convention and hid in the attic. Betty picks up her shotgun while Stan continues whimpering and they leave. After they have gone, Oliver is left to face his wife's wrath at being made a fool of twice by him, and after failed attempts to charm her with babyish mannerisms, suggests in what he thinks is a jaunty and winning tone, "How about you and me going to the mountains?" - the last straw.
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Later, in The House of Hades, Jason surrenders his praetorship to Frank, who uses its authority and Diocletian's Sceptre to lead an army of Roman skeleton soldiers against the monsters in the Necromanteion. Frank was described as 'cuddly' and 'fuzzy' and with a chubby, babyish face in The Mark of Athena, but in The House of Hades, after summoning the blessing of Mars to defeat a hoard of enemies, he transforms. He is then described as being taller, more muscular, and without all his childhood fat. Though now built like a professional football player, he is still as sensitive as before, and is embarrassed at his new appearance at first.
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The Petit Bateau T-shirt was originally an undergarment, born 120 years ago in Troyes, initially in wool, then in premium cotton. In the mid-1990s, in the midst of a minimalist trend, Petit Bateau became a fashionable brand: Karl Lagerfeld had Claudia Schiffer walk the catwalk in a Petit Bateau T-shirt under his Chanel suit; the success was immediate. Underwear for children, the white Petit Bateau T-shirt became an outer garment, a new fashion icon worn by adults. Fuelling the phenomenon, the brand sent T-shirts to fashion editors, produced the model in adult sizes and launched its range of coloured T-shirts in 1996, to offer less " babyish " colours, such as black.
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He is also once again friendly with his other classmates, especially Hajime, although his fanboy-like tendencies remain, as seen in his excitement over finally meeting Makoto in person. ; :Voiced by (English): Derek Stephen Prince (game); Aaron Dismuke (anime) Voiced by (Japanese): Daisuke Kishio :A wary student who is the successor of the largest yakuza family in Japan. He threatens violence to anyone who mentions his babyish face. He meets with Mahiru after learning of her involvement in his sister's death, but becomes enraged and nearly kills her when she calls him out for the murder of her friend, Satou, the girl who killed his sister, which the academy had covered up to preserve its reputation.
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He has little faith in her due to her childish and naïve demeanor, and at first thought she was babyish because she would burst into tears and was reluctant to give orders. After Yuna accepts her role as the Queen and falls into the role of the mature, forceful monarch, Ehren shows a softer side and, on more than one occasion, lets Yuna cry on his shoulder and offers her comfort, much to the irritation of the other Knights, Rieno, Leon, and Schiller. However, he forces himself to change faces and hardens his heart once Yuna starts to experience growth on account of Rieno. Ehren loves Yuna and promise to become the best knight for her.
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Music critic Richie Unterberger of AllMusic said the song was "one of the group's most delicate and cosmic ballads" and "one of the highlights of the Let It Be album". Music critic Ian MacDonald was critical of the song, calling it a "plaintively babyish incantation" and saying "its vague pretensions and listless melody are rather too obviously the products of acid grandiosity rendered gentle by sheer exhaustion". Lennon himself was unhappy with the song as it was recorded. In his 1980 Playboy interview, Lennon says that the Beatles "didn't make a good record of it" and says of the Let It Be version that "the guitars are out of tune and I'm singing out of tune... and nobody's supporting me or helping me with it and the song was never done properly".
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Jim Sterling of The Escapist echoed these sentiments, describing the game as "One of the worst examples of a cancer that is eroding the market", and also criticizing the "babyish" characters and the lack of dark humour and appeal of the original game. Jeuxvideo.com described the game as "Outrageous", and criticized the difficulty of playing without paying, as well as the behaviour of the units when confronting the enemy, although they commented that some of the humour of the original game is present. Scott Nichols of Digital Spy criticized the waiting times and commented that they render the invasions inadequate for game worth. Jaz Rignall of USgamer initially complimented the graphics and gameplay, but described the game as "a sad, knock-off of a wannabe, faux-Dungeon Keeper" due to the free-to-play business model.
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" Describing Menzel as a loud, "full-volume soprano" similar to Broadway actress Ethel Merman, Stephen Holden of The New York Times wrote of Menzel's voice, "The sound she creates when she belts in her high soprano register is a primal cry embedded in her being that insists that we listen and pay attention." Holden continued, "Depending on the song, [her voice] can sound babyish and demanding, or it can sound grand and imperial." Describing Menzel as a singer with a "husky voice, which sometimes veers toward shrieking until she effortlessly reins herself in or, amazingly, kicks it up another notch," Melissa Ruggieri of The Atlanta Journal-Constitution concluded that she possesses "a superior instrument" both in-studio and live. On her own vocal technique, Menzel revealed that she prefers to avoid moving her shoulders while singing, telling The Philippine Star, "I actually try to take a smaller breath for a bigger, longer note because there's less air that will come pummeling out.
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