Sentences with phrase «knows irrepressible»

By now everybody knows irrepressible challenger Sue Zimet plans to continue her primary quest against assemblyman Kevin Cahill, despite suffering

Not exact matches

The fable is used to illustrate the position that the behaviour of some creatures is irrepressible, no matter how they are treated and no matter what the consequences.

The desire to know the truth is for many the most intense and irrepressible of all human longings.

Israel knows her own repeated, irrepressible acts of unfaith, her own unceasing disposition to deny the response of faith in which she was created, by which she is sustained, and through which alone her existence has order and meaning.

Just wanted to let you know that your fans are still here, waiting for your irrepressible, prolific blogging.

Meet Nick Swisher, the irrepressible young slugger for the streaking Oakland A's, who knows how good he is and is happy to talk to anyone about it

Now the players were being told that the most irrepressible person most of them had ever known almost hadn't made it through the night.

Everyone I know loves it and recommended it to me and I did enjoy the beginning — the irrepressible charm of gritty New York City, the allure of the Chelsea Hotel and Max's Kansas City, a view of this incredibly artistic time -LSB-...]

«Jo Cox was a voice of compassion whose irrepressible spirit and boundless energy lit up the lives of all who knew her and saved the lives of many she never met,» said Cameron.

Even the irrepressible hero, Slevin, has flaws - chief of which is that he doesn't know when to keep his mouth shut.

William McGann's I Like Your Nerve (1931) may run a short 62 minutes, but it is full of energy, humor, wit and a young Douglas Fairbanks, Jr. in rare form giving one of his most irrepressible performances as a playboy who knows no bounds or borders (he keeps tormenting border guards with his fancy car) when he and a beautiful, looking real good Loretta Young shows up.

Little is known about Lady Bird, but Gerwig has gathered three of the finest actors of a rising generation: Manchester by the Sea's Lucas Hedges, Miss Stevens's Timothée Chalamet and the irrepressible Saoirse Ronan, whose performance in Brooklyn will one day be remembered as the mightiest turn of the decade.

Bane of teachers from time immemorial, this irrepressible cutup no doubt sat at the feet of Socrates in the agora — and no doubt drove the philosopher to hemlock.