Such a great guy and the most effortlessly funny comic.
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It's one of the most effortlessly cool-sounding songs of the year.
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And yet he is the most effortlessly confident person Connell has ever met.
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" "Today, he's evolved into one of the most effortlessly spellbinding performers I've ever seen.
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It's a summer record, at heart, and it's one of the most effortlessly charming pieces of guitar pop to come out this year.
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The unique mosaic of Indian, French, Chinese and Creole cultures lured her to the island, where its flavors mingle most effortlessly in the cuisine.
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And true to his words, the reality star's celebrity crushes are two of the most effortlessly beautiful women in Hollywood: Jennifer Aniston and Blake Lively.
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Since his arrival in the 1980s as a member of the Young Lions scene, Blanchard has become one of jazz's most effortlessly flexible trumpeters and inquisitive bandleaders.
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This places 24.5 alongside two of the most effortlessly profitable years in modern market memory – 212, when the 2500 percent surge came with a maximum setback of 289 percent along the way, and 953, a nirvana year for stocks when a 295 percent return came with a mere 2100 percent wobble.
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Olivia Pope, TV's beacon of complex Black excellence, created two presidents, led a top-secret spy organization, saved The Republic, acted as the most powerful person in that republic, and beat a misogynist to death in the bowels of the White House, all while wearing the most effortlessly stunning white coats in the galaxy and having lots of amazing sex.
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Among those are an aging dancer looking for one last shot at glory as Alvin the Armadillo (Parker Posey); a bickering married couple (Sarah Baker and Zach Woods, the newcomer who most effortlessly fits into Guest's mockumentary world) whose personal issues seep into their mascot performances; and Tommy "Zook" Zucarello (Chris O'Dowd, who headed up Guest's mostly disappointing HBO series Family Tree), an overly aggro man performing as an overly aggro giant fist.
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We're 100 Games Into the Steph Curry-Kevin Durant Experience This duo—with a combined 14 All-Star invitations, five scoring titles, 11 All-NBA teams, three Most Valuable Player awards, and the same number of championship rings—discombobulates defenders like one of the most effortlessly nuclear tandems the NBA has ever seen should; the gap between them and whoever's next (Anthony Davis and DeMarcus Cousins, James Harden and Chris Paul, Russell Westbrook and Paul George, LeBron James and Jose Calderon, etc.) is not small.
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Ryan Daley of Bloody Disgusting rated it 5/5 stars and described it as "the most effortlessly enchanting treatise on the American horror film since Stephen King's Danse Macabre".
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Janet Maslin wrote in The New York Times, "Mr. Reynolds is one of the most effortlessly appealing movie stars around, but consolidating his following has always been a problem: There are fans who like to watch him tearing up the highway, and there are fans who enjoy his delightfully flippant self-mockery, with all the covert thoughtfulness it implies. This time, Mr. Reynolds has made a movie to please fans of all persuasions, and to please them a great deal."Maslin, Janet (August 4, 1978).
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David Jeffries of Allmusic listed it as one of the best tracks on the album. Matthew Cole of Slant Magazine stated that "'I Am Your Leader' and 'Beez in the Trap' [are] two excellent tracks which manage to sound both bubbly and heavy as Minaj delivers her most effortlessly entertaining shit- talk to date". Ryan Dombal of Pitchfork called "Come On A Cone" and "I Am Your Leader" "two brilliantly off-kilter songs". Tom Ewing of The Guardian said that "On "I Am Your Leader", [Minaj] drops a couple of octaves to gleefully pompous effect".
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New York Times 10 May 1958: 19. The Los Angeles Times called the film a "depressing affair, one that never should have been considered... it doesn't stick to the facts... it is not good storytelling, either in structural form or characterisation... For all his capturing of John's surface mannerisms, some of the physical appearance and, most effortlessly, his way with a bottle, Flynn is not the great profile and great actor of our time. I resented him in the part.""Barrymore Biography Ill Advised: Barrymore" Scheuer, Philip K. Los Angeles Times 16 May 1958: A8.
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Rolling Stones Christopher Connelly wrote that Cargo "may lack a track with the body-slamming intensity of 'Who Can It Be Now?' and 'Down Under', but song for song, it is a stronger overall effort than Business as Usual". He chiefly praised the album's dark, paranoid lyrics. John Mendelssohn of Record also felt that none of the tracks measured up to Men at Work's early hits, but went further, saying the album in its entirety is inoffensive but forgettable, with "Upstairs in My House" being the only highlight. He found the band's instrumental solos particularly dull, and assessed that Men at Work's one asset is that "Colin Hay may be the most effortlessly soulful pop singer since Sting".
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Tom Ewing, writing for The Guardian, felt "Beez in the Trap" showed Minaj's awareness of her "divided fanbase": he noted that whilst Pink Friday: Roman Reloaded contained songs that were "precision-tooled for the modern pop environment", "Beez in the Trap" places more emphasis on Minaj's rapping ability, writing that the song "throw[s] a bone to the listeners who just want to hear her rap". Rob Markman of MTV News commended the performance of 2 Chainz, calling his verse in the song "charismatic", and went on to write that he "doesn't compromise a thing spitting alongside the multiplatinum rapper". No Ripcord stated that "I Am Your Leader and Beez In The Trap are thrilling and make good use of cameos". Slant Magazine stated that "I Am Your Leader and Beez in the Trap [are] two excellent tracks which manage to sound both bubbly and heavy as Minaj delivers her most effortlessly entertaining shit-talk to date".
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