Traditionally, foie gras is served with unctuously sweet wines like Sauternes.
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The simplest method is to pump it into state media that unctuously support the ruling party.
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When Ui unctuously confronts him, we see the instinct for cruelty that ripples beneath his stolid façade.
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Yes, as Kavanaugh unctuously noted in his opening remarks, there is a long tradition of Supreme Court nominees refusing to speak about specific issues that could come up in future cases.
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It's 2016, virtually every sex act imaginable has been rendered in art countless times, yet you still occasionally see something so irrepressibly hot and unctuously erotic that it sticks with you.
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Cochran is a master of code-switching, when it comes to the media: he dismisses the Simpson case as "a loser" to a producer, then unctuously offers sympathy when the cameras blink on.
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The nearly two-hour show may not be everyone's cup of tea (which is provided, along with cookies, "for those of us still struggling with sugar," as the unctuously sensitive group leader, played by Mr. Green, announces at the break).
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Yet there's something disquieting about their insistent attention on her, how they check in with Thelma nightly, drilling her — pleasantly yet somehow unctuously — about studies and meals, as if she needed a firm hand or they were doing a prison head count.
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It has been almost a month since the House ended its rushed and biased impeachment process, despite Democrats unctuously proclaiming that they could not afford to wait to substantiate their allegations because the threat to our system of government was so urgent.
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He complimented Trump on the size of his rallies, reminded him of just how early on he had recognized Trump's political potential, and laughed unctuously at Trump's boasts, like his promise to have billionaire "corporate raider" Carl Icahn renegotiate America's trading partnership with China.
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Pork bellies astounded — cubes the size of children's building blocks, fried slightly crispy while unctuously soft within, drizzled with Oro Nero balsamic and partnered with arugula and strawberries (on another night, watermelon), the whole thing an irresistible medley of tart, sweet, fatty and salty.
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He certainly can't let Pence outmode him on the ticket, and for the same reason he won't allow other Republicans to imitate Pence—to unctuously fall back on tired right-wing shibboleths as if Trump's candidacy had just been a bad dream—when their time comes.
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Those who know Zach Grenier only from his role as the unctuously ruthless lawyer David Lee on "The Good Wife" may do a double take when he turns up as a bearish former Mafia foot soldier who strikes up a conversation with a silver fox of a gentleman (Eric Conger) in a hospital waiting room.
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Igor Karkaroff (Cyrillic: Игорь Каркаров) is the Headmaster at Durmstrang Institute, one of the three schools (together with Hogwarts and Beauxbatons Academy) that enter the Triwizard Tournament. As Headmaster, Karkaroff is also one of the judges. He is described as a neat, fussy-looking man with an oily voice and manner who sports a small grey goatee. While unctuously pleasant most of the time, he is capable of violent rage.
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At a screening soon after, DeSylva called him over; expecting heads to roll, Lipstone eagerly huddled with his chief – only to have DeSylva praise the music, saying it was exactly the dissonant, hard-hitting score the film needed. The boss's only criticism: There was not enough of it. By this time, Lipstone had an arm around DeSylva, asking unctuously "I always find you the right guy for the job, Buddy, don't I?"Rózsa, pp.
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Alex leaves, and Spencer suspects her sister's hand in it, though she's unaware of what was precisely said. During the homecoming king and queen announcement, Melissa unctuously uses the platform to mention that she was crowned queen when she was a student six years prior. It is revealed through flashbacks that when Melissa dated Ian Thomas, Spencer made out with him once, though Melissa never found out. Later, when Ian returns to Rosewood, Spencer tried mending her relationship with Melissa by setting them up together for coffee.
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The New York Times Company. Retrieved on July 21, 2012 Sarah Rodman of The Boston Globe commended Usher's use of falsetto, whilst writing that the song "is an urgent boudoir jam that draws a neat line"– she also commented on how it takes inspiration from both Prince and Marvin Gaye.Rodman, Sarah. Review: Versus The Boston Globe. The New York Times Company. Retrieved on July 21, 2012 Los Angeles Times's Jeff Weiss also pointed out the influence from pop musician Prince, and how Usher is "unctuously cooing about wanting to be the: one who keeps your body warm."Weiss, Jeff. Review: Versus Los Angeles Times.
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