The script
swaggeringly mixes high and low and is punctuated by virtuosic fantasy sequences and joyful po-mo genre quotations (a Spider-Man-flavored chase scene through NYC; a bold "Benjamin Button" drop-in).
The
swaggeringly pro-capitalist, neoliberal and militarist Harper juggernaut makes enquiring into its limits seem impertinent.
Even Mancunians themselves, stereotyped as
swaggeringly confident, realise Birmingham has plenty to set itself apart from other cities in the UK.
Brutally funny, aggressively objectionable and
swaggeringly filthy, Burns is a huge hit with fans and critics and won the Perrier (comedy's biggest prize) in 2007.
In songs such as "Under My Thumb," "Some Girls," and, most egregiously, "Brown Sugar" the Rolling Stones fostered a
swaggeringly sexist image.
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Add to these two masterpieces a blustering, energetic and
swaggeringly jaunty performance of Elgar's Cockaigne, Overture (In London Town) - so apt for the G20 leaders yesterday - and Petreneko can be justly proud, once again, of his orchestra.
The Emperor's Children follows the interlocking lives of a group of upwardly mobile,
swaggeringly smug, expensively educated young Americans.
Kasabian have become one of the biggest new acts in Britain and their level of success has surprised even the
swaggeringly confident band themselves.
Ashcroft was in
swaggeringly aggressive form as he seamlessly blended tracks from his Verve heyday with the best of his souldrenched solo efforts.
Luke had two spells in the black and white of his home town ( the first when Wor Jackie, Mitch and Big Frank terrified all potential boarders and a second when an inside-forward trio of Ivor Allchurch, Len White and George Eastham were as
swaggeringly dashing as the Three Musketeers.
He
swaggeringly revels in once again becoming the focus of international debate.
