Best of all are Giordano's illustrations, done in heart-stoppingly delicate embroidery.
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Playing it in 4K on Xbox, it's nearly seamless and heart-stoppingly beautiful.
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"It's heart-stoppingly expensive and it causes so much fear for students and parents," Franek said.
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Not because it's bad — in fact, "Too Late," is very, very good — but, because it is especially very, very good at being heart-stoppingly awkward.
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Besides creating incomparably evocative and heart-stoppingly beautiful imagery in the pages of Vogue for decades, Coddington is known for her unwavering love of felines.
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Qoobo doesn't engage in heart-stoppingly dangerous behavior, like leaping towards a lit stove only to show hostility at being denied the opportunity to self-immolate.
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A heart-stoppingly tense scene on a beach ends with Cleo, Sofia and the children huddled together in the sand, with the setting sun positioned precisely behind them.
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The best Felt songs, tunes like "Crystal" and "Sunlight Bathed the Golden Glow" and heart-stoppingly broken-down, "The World Is As Soft As Lace," are truly perfect pop songs.
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"Some schools that are heart-stoppingly expensive are bringing it down to what they are likely going to pay for a state university," said Robert Franek, The Princeton Review's editor-in-chief.
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All of it is harrowing — and written in such heart-stoppingly beautiful language there's a good chance readers will ignore the plot and spend a few hours just chewing on the words, slowly, to draw out the flavor.
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Laid out on a folding table was an exquisite array of vases, ritual vessels and a set of heart-stoppingly beautiful silver gilt tigers and dragons that fit in the palm of my hand, perhaps part of a long-forgotten regal board game.
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We have Trinity in The Matrix, who is so heart-stoppingly competent during our first encounter with her, and who is allowed to accomplish so little throughout the rest of the trilogy while Neo repeatedly saves humanity, that film critic Tasha Robinson named the Trinity Syndrome after her.
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It's also heart-stoppingly gorgeous, featuring some of the most luscious technical elements on TV. The sets and costumes and even cinematography redefine sumptuous, and there are weeks when the series can be depicting the horrors of the past, but I still want to step through the screen and hang out there because it looks so great.
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To the table come bottles of Pallonji's raspberry soda, Ferrari-red and heart-stoppingly sweet; crispy lengths of Bombay duck, the local name for lizardfish, caught in the waters off Mumbai, deep-fried whole and still succulent, not deboned and flattened as in other Indian traditions; and goat brain cutlets sheathed in prickly bread crumbs, insides creamy as custard.
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His book, Task Force Black: The Explosive True Story of the SAS and the Secret War in Iraq, was published in February 2010 by Little, Brown, and is, according to early reviews, "a heart- stoppingly vivid account of the Iraq conflict," particularly the so-called "Black Ops" efforts at counter-terrorism.
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Ouzarian, Richard."Review: War Horse is bold, brave and > beautiful and heart-stoppingly wonderful", Toronto Star, 28 February 2012, > accessed 31 January 2014. Pat Donnelly of Postmedia News wrote: > The manner in which traditional songs (performed principally, in this > production by the multi-talented Melanie Doane, who does wonders with voice > and violin) are deftly woven into the narrative, uplifting it into anthem, > is masterful.Donnelly, Pat.
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"Squeeze" received generally positive reviews. On Rotten Tomatoes, the episode has an approval rating of 95% with an average score of 7.15 out of 10, based on 19 reviews. The site's critical consensus reads: "'Squeeze' returns viewers to the 10th season of TWD with a heart-stoppingly claustrophobic story that finds time to enrich the strong dynamic between Carol and Daryl." Ron Hogan of Den of Geek gave the episode a rating of 3 out of 5.
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Jay Carr of The Boston Globe highlighted Root's performance, calling it "a heart-stoppingly reticent yet glorious debut". In a contribution for The Washington Post, Desson Howe said "there's a wonderful, unhurried delicacy about Persuasion...as if everyone concerned with the production knows that, if given time and patience, Austen's genius will emerge. Thanks to assured performances, exacting direction and, of course, inspired writing, it does, in subtle, glorious ways". Writing for Entertainment Weekly, critic Ken Tucker graded the film with an "A–", saying it "should enthral even those who haven't read" the novel.
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Ryan B. Patrick affirms that the album "has been built to last" and is "one of the better albums in an already interesting 2020." Rhian Daly of NME called it "heart-stoppingly good" and a "beautiful, heart-wrenching debut that sees its creator come good on her early promise." Writing for Clash, Narzra Ahmed complimented Reyez's versatility and adjectived the album "an excellent debut". Kathryn St. Asaph of Pitchfork pointed out that the album's genre range works in a "satisfying" way "not because she whizzes across multiple genres, but because of the skill she displays at each".
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The album sold more than 100,000 copies in the following months. The New York Times spoke of her "silken soprano voice with a wide and seemingly effortless range, unerring pitch and a gift for phrasing that at times was heart-stoppingly eloquent." The camcorder recording of "Over the Rainbow" as shown on Top of the Pops 2 Before Christmas of 2000, BBC's Top of the Pops 2 aired a video of Cassidy performing "Over the Rainbow", which resulted in Songbird climbing steadily up the UK charts over the next few weeks. Just as ITV's Tonight with Trevor McDonald aired a feature on Cassidy, the album topped the chart.Burley et al. p.155.
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