There's a classiness and a simplicity and a playfulness in our lyrics.
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You can't just buy that kind of classiness in any high-street store.
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All the same, here's hoping Kardashian's Instragram nudes continue on this upward slope of classiness.
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The classiness takes have been going for 12 hours now and show no sign of letting up.
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Like everyone who works with the exacting, showboat-phobic Mr. Muti, she sang with clean, even modest classiness.
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In essence, the Firebox takes all of the classiness of boxed wine and pumps it with 120 ounces of fire breathing testosterone.
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The movie looks as if it cost a lot even when it's not necessary; the classiness of the supporting cast, however, is.
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At the same time, Mr. Macron surely sees how desperately Mr. Trump wants to be seen as "classy," and France still represents classiness.
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Unlike a lot of fan art you've got hanging up on your wall, this one's going to kick up the classiness a notch.
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It all boils down to the classiness of the organization, all the way from the top down to the players on the field.
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A lot of people like to maintain classiness and carry themselves in a way, so I feel like we're an alter-ego for girls.
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Corrine decided that Taylor had broken some unspoken rule of "classiness," because it is okay to interrupt convos, but not to "re-interrupt" them.
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Most viral posts aren't critical of how expensive a wedding looks — although a lot of wedding shaming content evaluates "classiness," which is practically the same thing.
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While you might think that level of classiness is relegated to exclusive high-end restaurants, you can actually bring it in to your everyday life. How?
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The classiness extends to the bar and kitchen — cocktail sensibilities came to São Paulo late, but you wouldn't know it from the top-notch old-fashioned (35 reais).
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The drink came in healthy-sounding flavours like Wild Cherry, Mountain Blackberry, Country Raspberry, and Orchard Peach, and was packaged in premium-looking teardrop-shaped glass bottles that oozed classiness.
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When you place any picture from your phone or tablet's camera roll into one of more than 100 frames from the company's collection, its classiness increases a thousandfold, Wilner suggests.
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Less amusing was the onslaught of takes about "classiness" that followed Cam Newton's press conference, which, if you've been following any media since, you know lasted less than three minutes.
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He works in the large meat market in Port Bouët, on the outskirts of Abidjan, near a store that demonstrates its classiness with a picture of Barack Obama on the awning.
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To take it up a notch on the classiness scale, combine American Honey® with lemon juice and simple syrup over ice in a highball glass before pouring the soda in.
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But during her speech at the Democratic National Convention on Monday night, Michelle Obama revealed to America, a little bit, just how much work — and pain — went into putting up a unified front of imperturbable classiness for eight years.
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Classy concessions ONLY: Whatever the fuck this is: Romo's raw classiness is off the guts charts: The coveted Lead-Singer-of-Bowling-for-Soup-Weighs-In classy tweet: The coveted Guy-Who-Stole-Credit-Cards-In-College-Gives-You-Props classy tweet: Remember this guy?!
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Now imagine that Jell-O shots have the classiness of a beautiful duck terrine or delicate aspic served at the loveliest brasserie in Paris, where you're sitting across from a girl named Veronique who is gingerly eating hers out of a tiny cup with a beautiful vintage sterling spoon.
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Zag, wanting to bring some Saturday morning classiness to the show persuades Zig to read out some poetry, however despite the classical music in the background and polite applause Zig inevitably reads out song lyrics from hot club tracks in a posh style, until Zag realises that he's been duped.
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The film was praised for the non-vulgarity and classiness carried throughout. It turned out to be a hit even though it was released without any hype or expectation. The audio, which proved a huge hit, helped the film's gross well. The film gained cult status in music and cinematogrophy, which were soothing and blended with the story.
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In advertising various brands compete to overtake the perceptual mapping in a consumers mind. Everyday consumers view advertising and rank particular brands compared to their competitors. Individuals rank these specific brands in an order of what is most important to them. For example, a person may compare brands of cars based on how sporty they think they look, affordability, practicality and classiness.
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808 State's Graham Massey said, "The Roland gear began to be a kind of Esperanto in music. The whole world began to be less separated through this technology, and there was a classiness to it—you could transcend your provincial music with this equipment." With the rise of rave culture, a precursor to acid house, the 808 became a staple sound on British radio.
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The singers describe themselves as a cross between En Vogue and the Spice Girls, citing the individuality, but still being a whole. RichGirl is inspired by the looks, sophistication and classiness of En Vogue. When first being reviewed by SESAC, Dan Kimpel described their image as "high-gloss." Being part of a group, the girls would introduce themselves with words that would describe their personalities and uprisings; the spoken-word poet Brave, the Southern belle Lyndriette, church-raised Se7en, and the sassy Audra.
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Dina faded out of the story with the assumption that she had returned to Paris after being jealous of John's new found friendship with Joanna Manning. When Tracy married former pool boy, Brad Carlton in 1991, Dina surprised everybody by showing up and, once again, John became entranced by her classiness and sophistication. While Jack was overjoyed by her return, it didn't matter that Ashley and Tracy both had resentments towards their mother for having pretty much disappeared without a trace. John, lonely after his divorce from Jill, quickly proposed, and Dina accepted.
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While aboard the ship to America, a red-headed British woman named Lucy (Charlotte Gainsbourg), who is traveling alone, stands out as both an attractive and elusive woman, catching the attention of the men for her beauty and the women for her classiness and independence. Salvatore is immediately smitten with this woman throughout the journey. Upon arrival at Ellis Island, Lucy asks Salvatore to marry her purely for administrative reasons, as being a woman she is unable to enter the United States alone. He agrees; he understands that she is not in love with him yet, but expects that will come with time.
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Taylor Glasby writing for Dazed labelled "Boy With Luv" as "a beacon of pop sweetness". Dazed placed it in their list of "The 20 best K-pop songs of 2019" and commended the "catchy, made-for-radio immediacy" of the song, additionally characterizing "the playful lightness of the instrumental, vocals, and overall mood" that "bring to it a joyful ingenuousness and an old-world classiness that keeps the song sounding box fresh." Writing for the Consequence of Sound, Laura Dzubay called the song "familiarly romantic". The song was included in South China Morning Posts list of "The 10 best K-pop songs of 2019".
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In his review on Allmusic, Thom Jurek states: "taste, elegance and soul are the trademarks of everything here. Indeed, as evidenced by Life, Newman's able to turn the trick back inside out and seek new ground inside ballads and standards rather than radically revisioning them. He has always been a player of great feeling and economy, but here, he takes his gifts to an entirely different level. Just beautiful". In JazzTimes, Owen Cordle noted: "David “Fathead” Newman, known for his gritty, Texas tenor solos with the Ray Charles band of the 1950s and ’60s, is also a compelling, sexy ballad player, as this album, his eighth for HighNote, reiterates ... Working with a tasteful, George Shearing Quintet-like rhythm section, Newman benefits from arrangements and colors that give the album classiness beyond a blowing session".
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Jordan Blum of PopMatters said "although there could be more diversity and depth at times, the vast majority of Drift Code is mesmeric in its idiosyncratic splendor" and that "Webb and company excel at bringing his novel vision to life with retro charisma, modern creativity, and a timeless classiness that guarantees its relevancy and appeal for the foreseeable future". Writing for The Guardian, Michael Hann awarded it a perfect score, describing it as "seem[ing] to exist in a time of its own" and praising its "determination to find or found some timeless folk tradition of their own". In a mixed review, Megan Valley of Exclaim! praised the song "Vanishing Heart" as "near-perfect", but felt the album as a whole was "atmospheric and moody, but too often forgettable".
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In his consumer guide for The Village Voice, critic Robert Christgau wrote, "Rather than hating playas, she's bored with them [...] all that she can say is that she's ready to love someone serious and walk away from anyone who isn't". In a retrospective review for The Rolling Stone Album Guide, Tom Moon deemed Mary an improvement over Blige's previous album, commenting that it "more fully realizes Blige's vision for Share My World". AllMusic editor Stephen Thomas Erlewine praised its "sheer classiness", writing that "There's still grit in the music, but it's been glossed over with a polished production". Erlewine described it as "a rewarding, engaging way to mature" and wrote that "Blige's voice is richer and her skills have deepened, and her new songs, while not as streetwise, are worthy of her talents".
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Bourque, one of the best defencemen to ever play, had been traded to the Avalanche the year before after spending 21 years with the Boston Bruins and setting the record for most games played without winning the Cup. Sakic's handing of the Stanley Cup exemplifies his classiness and how he performs through actions rather than words. When an eye injury forced Steve Yzerman (who normally wore number 19 for Canada) to miss the 2004 World Cup of Hockey, Sakic and Joe Thornton both refused the number out of respect for their injured countryman, even though both players each wore the number 19 for their respective NHL clubs and who were now eligible to wear it for Team Canada in Yzerman's absence. Sakic's leadership qualities and abilities helped carry the Avalanche in the years after their 2001 Stanley Cup, which saw the team lose key players to retirement and free agency, especially after the 2004–05 lock-out.
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