Sentences with phrase «often irrepressible»
Her work evokes our often irrepressible embrace of bad food: we eat it because it tastes so good, and then hate ourselves for doing so.
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Marshall, like Mel Brooks, is irrepressible, and — also like Brooks — when he errs, it is most often in exhausting a good idea.
Seberg flatly drones her narration but her impish, often petulant performance is perfect for the spoiled teenager and Kerr's middle - aged working woman seems puritanical compared to the irrepressible jet setters but is never less than honest, true and forthright.